Gun Violence Threat Met With a Slap on the Wrist April 10, 2024 | Sharon Sedlar What would you do if your child was in a snapchat group and another child showed guns, ammunition, bulletproof vests, pictures of each child in that group, and said “You’re my next victim. If I don’t get you this […]
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Some people have the wrong idea about school choice March 21, 2024 | Sharon Sedlar A parent’s job involves “sounding like a broken record” sometimes; “Don’t do that!”, “Eat your vegetables.”, “Play nice.” and a ton of other well used “pointers”. We repeat it over and over again so that they learn and understand. My
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It Takes a Cyber Charter School to Raise a Child March 14, 2024 | Written by The Dean Family | Delaware County, Pennsylvania When my daughter started struggling in PE class a couple of years ago, her doctor suggested I talk to the school about the issue. I followed the doctor’s advice and reached out
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Homeless Teen Benefits from Cyber Charter March 12, 2024 | Jessica B. | Coudersport, Pennsylvania “Under the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act [a child moved in with our family] due to his family situation. He was failing most of his classes, behind in credits, hated school due to bullying and had very poor attendance because he
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Meet John – Cyber Charter Student and Competitive Rower March 10, 2024 John came to cyber education in 2020 when COVID was emerging and his father’s job meant that quarantines would be likely. He never left. A high achiever and gifted learner, John had a GIEP from kindergarten including reading and math acceleration and other
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What Cyber Means To Me March 10, 2024 | By: Alix Morgan When I hear the word “cyber school” many things come to mind: a wonderful education, flexibility, and most importantly happiness. Cyber school has allowed me to challenge myself as a gifted student in ways I never would have dreamed of at a typical
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“Do No Harm” March 6, 2024 | Sharon Sedlar The Latin phrase primum non nocere means “first, do no harm.” And while most known as part of the Hippocratic Oath taken by medical students, it is not just for an occupation – it’s a good way to live. In the K-12 education space, it means that, at
Promises made, refused, and where that leaves PA’s children March 5, 2024 | Sharon Sedlar Governor Shapiro is not the only one “sick and tired of losing to friggin Ohio”. It seems that every week brings with it another advancement for students, with 17+ states now leading the way in education freedom. Pennsylvania consistently is
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“Our children” starts with the PARENTS February 29, 2024 | Sharon Sedlar I typically use the term “our children” when speaking of my own, and “the children” or “PA’s children” when speaking of others out of respect for parent agency – as I would like it for my own. And typically, I’ve found that teachers, administrators, legislators, etc.
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