 University View Academy, the state’s leading provider of high-quality, free public online charter schooling for grades K through 12, is hosting information sessions throughout Louisiana to enroll students for the 2018-2019 school year. Families are encouraged to apply now for the school’s 2300 seats.
The school also offers an Early College program which allows a student to earn two years towards at Louisiana college degree with their high school diploma.
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University View Academy, the state’s leading provider of high quality, free public online charter schooling for grades K through 12, is currently enrolling students who are interested in making a mid-year schooling switch. Parents with students in grades 9-12 can begin the enrollment process online at www.universityview.academy
According to research, the top reasons for switching schools usually are: · The student requires or wants greater flexibility; · The student wants a change from their local school; · The student wants a safe learning environment.  Louisiana’s top academic online charter and Thibodaux-based eLearning Academy join forces to increase access to quality, charter education in South Louisiana; plan to expand partnership throughout the state Officials from Thibodaux-based eLearning Academy and University View Academy, a completely online public charter school serving K-12 grades for students in any parish of Louisiana, announced a joint program for families who seek an on-site learning center to support the virtual instruction University View Academy offers.
 University View Academy, Louisiana top academic performing K-12 online public school, is inviting enrolled students and interested families from the Ruston and greater Baton Rouge areas to two Open Houses. The Ruston Open House will take place Friday, Sept. 22, 1 to 3 p.m. at Lincoln Parish Library Event Center, 910 N Trenton St., Ruston, LA. The greater Baton Rouge area Open House will take place Friday, Sept. 29, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Greenwood Community Park, 13350 Louisiana 19, Baker, LA.
The Open house events will give returning and new families from each grade the opportunity to meet in person and share experiences for the first time this year. School administrators and teachers are also present to meet students and explore the online charter program with prospective families.  Scores are up, but University View Academy says they are motivated to achieve more for the 2017-18 School Year University View Academy’s high schoolers boosted the school’s ACT exam score to 20.6, a full point above the state composite score average of 19.6. A graduating senior must have a score of 18 to be admitted to college without taking remedial courses.
However, Superintendent Dr. Lonnie Luce said the K-12 completely online charter school which accepts students from every parish in Louisiana will be expected to do better as its 2300-student body moves forward in the academic year. “We are proud of our students’ performance, but we have high expectations and are still aiming higher,” said Dr. Lonnie Luce, Superintendent. “We agree with State Superintendent John White: When you raise the bar on expectations, students will do better.”  University View Academy, the state’s leading provider of high-quality, free public online charter schooling for grades K through 12, kicks off the 2017 school year on Monday, August 14.
“We cannot wait to welcome back our students,” said UView Superintendent Lonnie Luce. “This is a new, exciting era for our school and we are very eager to provide our students maximum development in their education.”  LOUISIANA’S TOP PERFORMING ONLINE CHARTER SCHOOL ELIMINATES BACK TO SCHOOL SHOPPING Enrollment still available for students University View Student Services Director Melissa Bentley is fielding all kinds of questions from parents and students at this time of year as the final seats in the 2300-student K-12 online charter school get filled, but one thing that parents don’t need to ask: How to meet the rising costs of back-to-school supplies and uniforms.
According to the annual Backpack Index compiled by Communities in Schools, the average classroom and extracurricular costs during the coming school year will total between $850 and $1900 for pencil boxes, study guides, sticky notes, binders and other back-to-school essentials. “So many parents will remark that back-to-school shopping takes the fun out of going to the mall,” said Ms. Bentley. “An online school may restore that good feeling.” After all, the cost of school supplies has grown faster than the rate of inflation, according to the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics. |
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