CCPS Family:
APRIL 30th IS THE LAST DAY TO APPLY FOR THE CCPS VIRTUAL LEARNING K-12:
https://t.co/jaXU0iCyGY
CURRENT VLP STUDENTS DO NOT NEED TO REAPPLY!
#CCPSVLP#CCPS#ThinkDifferent
Our Executive Director @Dr_CarynHTurner & @CCPSVLP K-12 is accepting applications for the 2023-2024 school year from April 1st- April 30th. If you have a student interested in pursuing virtual learning, please apply. Please find all the details at the following website: https://t.co/YicbJZe8DZ.
On Wednesday 3/22/23 the Clayton County Virtual Program had the opportunity to attend and compete in the 8th Grade Social Studies GMAS showdown.
We are proud to announce our Virtual Learning Scholars took home 1st place
Great job students!!
@CCPSNews#CCPS#CCPSVLP
Are you a resident of Clayton County? Are you looking for an innovative option to public education? Look no further @CCPSVLP your scholar can learn in a flexible environment that promotes confidence, accountability, innovation, and independent learning. Apply April 1-31,2023
Are you a resident of Clayton County? Are you looking for an innovative option to public education? Look no further @CCPSVLP your scholar can learn in a flexible environment that promotes confidence, accountability, innovation, and independent learning. Apply April 1-31,2023
Awesome PLC held by @twteachme. Phonics instruction is essential as we build independent learners at the @CCPSVLP where we challenge teachers to be innovative, creative and #ThinkDifferent about educating scholars in the 21st-century. @Dr_CarynHTurner@CCPSVLP
Happy Friday Eve! Had a great week presenting to top notch educators! Today my VLP family made me so proud with a very successful STEAM Career Day! Our presenters & scholars were amazing! #CCPSVLP
On Tuesday, March 14th the CCPS Virtual Learning Program took 6th through 8th graders to the Atlanta Zoo. This field trip allowed students to engage in life science and hands-on activities while interacting with the animals. This field trip was made possible by our own Ms.Burns
On Tuesday, March 7th in partnership with the Clayton County Social Studies Department and The Southern Museum, the Virtual Program took middle school students in grades 6 through 8 to explore Georgia History.
@SouthernMuseum@CCPSNews#CCPS#CCPSVLP#ThinkDifferent