Learn more about one home educator’s FLVS Flex Elementary experience with her young student filmmakers and ambassadors dubbed “The Captains.” Whether your child has been […]

Hey FLVSers! As we spring forward and March onward, we want to highlight some student activities in full bloom. (Don’t you just love puns!?)    […]

As a child, did you ever play the game telephone? It starts when one person whispers something into another person’s ear and then the message […]

Have you ever wondered if your child could be successful taking online courses? Maybe you have enrolled your son or daughter, but now what? Embarking […]

From contests to clubs, FLVS offers a variety of ways to learn about coding and computer science, including online technology courses that develop the skills […]

This post was by FLVS student and Model United Nations club member James A. La Fayette Jr. Sierra Boodhoo is a 16-year-old student on a […]

If you’ve never been in an online elementary classroom before, it may be hard to picture what it looks like. Today I’m going to share […]

A few years ago, I wrote a blog about the importance of celebrating Black History Month. It is with the same unyielding support of diversity […]

February is Career and Technical Education Month – a time to recognize the importance of practical skills students need to succeed in the real world. […]

Did you know that coloring repetitive patterns can help the brain focus and build new connections? The simple act of coloring can improve your mood, […]

Nine students from the FLVS Geography Club participated in a school-level competition of the National Geographic GeoBee on January 18, 2019. The school-level competition is the […]

The FLVS Literacy Team invites you to join us for over 30 online events we have planned for Celebrate Literacy Week this year! Celebrate Literacy […]