News & Announcements

We are pleased to announce that, in collaboration with Oklahoma Arts Council and National Endowment for the Arts, we are offering our students a virtual opportunity to learn about art.
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Lonnie Barton knows online learning can positively impact students and their families if their teachers are properly trained. In a letter to The Oklahoman, the Community Family Advisor shares why districts need to prepare teachers for success.
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Sandra Powell has found the perfect role as a Graduation Coach with Oklahoma Virtual Charter Academy after spending time as a teacher & administrator. In an interview with TEL Education’s podcast, she shares how OVCA gives hope to students struggling to graduate high school. Learn more on K12 Newsroom
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Community Family Advisors and Family Resource Coordinators have compiled resources from around the state to assist our Oklahoma families during this unprecedented time. Listed below are several statewide resources and links to more specific regional/community resources. We will continue to update this resource packet as more information comes available. Please let your CFA know if there is any additional support you may need during this time. We are here for you.
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OVCA student Carter Britton was featured on KOCO-ABC Oklahoma City, in time for National Anti-Bullying Month. In this short clip, Carter bravely shares his experience of being bullied at brick-and-mortar middle school. He notes that he doesn’t have to worry about negative peer pressure while in the online classroom, and he gives advice to kids who might be going through bullying and don’t know where to turn.
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OVCA student Nayeli Vargas is turning her past trauma into inspiration. Certified by Operation Underground Railroad Rescue to spot and stop human trafficking, she plans to create an anti-sex trafficking group at her school in order to help others in need. The Dragonfly Home Cofounder Melissa Eick says Nayeli is so brave to share her story.
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OVCA parent Kiera Johnson submit a letter to the editor of Tulsa World, about how online school has helped her son Bastien. Bastien’s life-threatening allergies made brick-and-mortar school an incredible source of stress, and the family sought other options. OVCA gives them peace of mind and an “enriching” learning experience for Bastien.
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Oklahoma Virtual Charter Academy student DeeAnna Phillips scores on the rink and in the virtual classroom. Thanks to online learning, she found the perfect balance between schoolwork and hockey, while managing her high-functioning autism.
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When I started teaching at Oklahoma Virtual Charter Academy three years ago, I wanted to forge musical bonds with my students that were just as strong as the ones I created in my traditional classrooms.
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