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International Virtual Learning Academy (IVLA) is an accredited K–12 online private school offering flexible and personalized education to students worldwide. Established in 2007, IVLA provides a comprehensive curriculum that includes core academic subjects, electives, honors, G.A.T.E., and Advanced Placement (AP) courses. The school is accredited by Cognia and recognized by the NCAA, ensuring that its programs meet high educational standards.

Programs and Curriculum

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IVLA offers 6 curriculum including Accelerate Education, Apex Learning, Edmentum, Flexpoint, Ignitia, eDynamic Learning, Rosetta Stone, and a video-based program.

Student Support and Success

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IVLA provides individualized support through dedicated academic success coaches, tutoring sessions, and a robust student services team. The school emphasizes student success and offers various extracurricular activities, including art clubs, social hours, and a Parent Teacher Organization (PTO).

Accreditations and Recognitions

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IVLA is accredited by Cognia and its courses are approved by the NCAA, making its graduates eligible for college athletics.

Notable Alumni

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Colleges and Universities

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IVLA has a strong track record of student success, with graduates attending some of the following universities and colleges



References

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