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The full-time option is a little more structured with what the day looks like and when students are attending online classes. It does give students and families some options that work around their schedules. All of our classes are online and you're able to access them 24/7. So, with Flex you have the option to start school whenever you want? One key difference to note if you're going the Flex route and taking all classes through Flex, you'll need to register your child as a home education student with your current school district. With Flex students, K-12 grade they can take one course or multiple courses to supplement their education. You also don't have to complete all six courses a the same time, which I think is part of the appeal for some families. Our enrollment is open year-round and you can choose to work faster or slower, as needed. You can choose whenever you want to start and complete courses. With the Flex program, it's a little bit more flexible.

They have morning announcements, set class times where students work together with the teacher, clubs and activities and then they're able to work on their own through the content but of course reaching out to the teacher when needed. The school operates on a 180-day calendar just like brick and mortar schools starting in August and ending in June. Students will be taking all core classes, specials and electives. So you have to register just like you would for any other Florida Public School. Schultz: With the full-time program, FLVS is the actual school and record for your child. What are the main differences between FLVS Flex and FLVS Full-Time?

FLORIDA VIRTUAL SCHOOL FREE

Schultz: We offer more than 190 free courses to students in grades K-12 in FLVS Flex and Full-time schools. We did a virtual interview with the Senior Director of Instruction Jason Schultz and he explained how the program works. The program has been around for 22 years and serves grades K-12.

One option parents may not have heard of is Florida Virtual School. As many parents navigate choices for the 2020-2021 school year, things are different and hard due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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