Wendy Said:

Is there like a virtual school game?

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Wow nick (Dude above) stop trying to pick up chicks on yahoo answers
Play Bully for the wii ps2, ps3, or xbox360 your setting is a school envirnment where you get to fight teachers and attack students of all sorts of clicks. you have the jocks, the preppies, the greasers, the nerds, the towns people with weapons for example slingshot, fire crckers, rubberball, umm other stuff but yeah its fun and you are in a school envirnment and seasons change there is summer, winter, spring, there are days where it is raining. You cant play as an avitar but you play as Jimmy Hopkins and choose and buy cloths to buy for him. This game is rated T for teens ;D

Kirk Said:

connection academy virtual school?

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Connections is a good program but like any school it is what you make of it. You can advance faster than the standard academic program, take more advanced courses and there are social interaction but on the web with classmates and even field trips. My son did it for two years, home schooled, did a year in private school and is now going to use connections academy for this high school year.

If you family agrees I think it can be a positive experience, but as I said, like any unique school setting be it home school, virtual, or even as an exchange student what you gain is primarily dependent upon you and your personality and your willingness to reach out and obtain

Best wishes for success on your upcoming year's education. You sound thoughtful and engaged and that is the type of student who will do well in any setting!.

Annette Said:

When I sign up for Florida Virtual School can I.....?

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Your school counselor will have to approve your courses. Middle school students are only allowed to take certain high school subjects such as algebra and foreign language.

Tony Said:

How to start going to an online/virtual middle school?

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Tuition is 5K per year for K-8 and 7K per year for 9-12.

From what I read at their site they cover 11 southern states (Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia)... you didn't say what state you're in but you need to check if you can enroll.

According to their enrollment calendar, the last enrollment period was in October, so you might have to wait until next year to enroll.

I'd recommend looking into other online school possibilities as well. Some states have online charter schools, which would mean *no tuition*. If you let me know what state you're in I can do a little research for you. In the meantime, you might want to call the school for more info. At this point, I don't see a way for you to enroll by January 5th, but if you contact the school there might be a way to enroll mid-year.

Guy Said:

If I switch to a Virtual School in the middle of 8th grade, can I go to a public school in 9th?

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Of course you can. Public school is open to all.

Marjorie Said:

I was bullied in middle school and I'm in virtual school now?

We Answered:

Go back. Ignore any bullies. Or go to another school, and ignore any bullies. School is good for you socially, you shouldn't miss out because of a few immature kids. They might have grown up by now, by the way, but I wouldn't count on that.