Durant second-grader grows plants with music
Jun 16, 2025
DURANT — Durant resident Aurora Shirey, a second grader at Oklahoma Virtual Charter Academy (OVCA), recently won […]
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DURANT — Durant resident Aurora Shirey, a second grader at Oklahoma Virtual Charter Academy (OVCA), recently won […]
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma Virtual Charter Academy (OVCA) has named high school math teacher Tracie Grunewald as its 2025 District Teacher of […]
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Posted 6:20 PM, May 22, 2025 and last updated 7:50 PM, May 22, 2025 on kjrh.com TULSA, Okla. […]
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma Virtual Charter Academy recently gained accreditation from the National Collegiate Athletic Association. “We […]
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During School Choice Week, advocates are pushing for expanded extracurricular opportunities for charter and virtual charter school students in Oklahoma. State Sen. Ally Seifried has introduced Senate Bill 388, which would allow these students to participate in interscholastic activities in their resident districts.
Read MoreDec 4, 2024
Oklahoma Virtual Charter Academy teacher Cammie Jeffries, diagnosed with Mast Cell Activation Syndrome, transitioned to virtual teaching to manage her condition. The move not only improved her health but also strengthened her connections with students, allowing her to continue her passion for education safely and effectively.
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Max, a student at Oklahoma Virtual Charter Academy, discovered his passion for storm chasing after a 2017 tornado affected his family. Now, he chases storms in and out of state, streaming them with his dad using a fully equipped truck.
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Oklahoma Virtual Charter Academy (OVCA) is now open for enrollment for the 2024-25 school year. OVCA offers tuition-free online learning for kindergarten through 12th grade students across Oklahoma.
Read MoreJan 27, 2024
Gov. Kevin Stitt officially declared Jan. 21-27 as Oklahoma School Choice Week – a weeklong event that state, city and county leaders also celebrated nationwide. More than 275 events and activities across Oklahoma, including school fairs in Tulsa and Oklahoma City, were held, and more than 26,000 events were independently planned nationwide to raise awareness about K-12 school choices of every type.
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