Elementary students at Virtual Preparatory Academy of Arizona follow a structured daily schedule that includes afternoon enrichment courses and teacher-led virtual clubs in music, art, and coding, according to a report from Arizona Collaborative Learning Partners Inc. (1002079). The school serves kindergarten through twelfth grade and builds live, teacher-led instruction into every elementary school day.
Certified teachers lead each class session in real time, with interactive breakout group activities embedded in every session. The school day begins with students and Learning Coaches logging in together to review schedules, assignments, and teacher announcements. Morning sessions cover core subjects including math, reading, and language arts, followed by independent assignments and a midday Success Period where students can request extra help from teachers.
Afternoon enrichment rounds out the schedule with teacher-led virtual clubs covering music, art, coding, and other interest areas. These sessions give elementary students a consistent social touchpoint beyond core academic classes, the report states. Physical workbooks are provided to students in kindergarten through third grade, and a guardian Canvas account keeps Learning Coaches connected to grades, attendance, and teacher communications. Schedules vary by grade level and subject, with each grade’s daily plan built around Arizona state instructional requirements.
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