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California Virtual Academies (CAVA) are full-time online public schools offering high-quality education to TK–12 students. We ensure every student can engage, connect, and grow through a learning experience that meets their individual needs.
Multiple Learning Pathways and Approaches
California-Credentialed Teachers
Rigorous, Highly Interactive Curriculum
Field Trips, Extra Curriculars, and Clubs
“I have the flexibility to do the schoolwork with the schedule that I need. It’s not overwhelming like a typical brick and mortar, where I’m in class all day and then come home to do more studying. I can get my schoolwork done in my own time so I can continue focusing on my musical career.”
CAVA student1“Great experience for our child. So grateful to have made the switch from traditional learning.”
CAVA learning coach2“My first year of school was very challenging because I didn’t have any prior education … With the help of CAVA teachers and staff I can now say that 2nd grade has been an amazing learning experience and journey for me where I have improved my knowledge.”
CAVA student3
Nick Baker, a 6th grade teacher at California Virtual Academies (CAVA), has spent the past 23 years witnessing and contributing to the evolving world of virtual education. When he started in 2002, virtual learning was in its earliest years, offering minimal interaction between students and teachers. Fast forward to today, and it’s a dynamic, engaging experience that fosters student success through live online teaching and personal connections. Nick offers a unique perspective on how far virtual schooling has come and how he encourages engagement. He also shares ideas about what the future might look like.
Read More1Viviana is a 2023 student at a K12-powered school in California, and their statement reflects their experience at their school.
2Tony is a parent of a 2024 student at a K12-powered school in California, and their statement reflects their experience at their school.
3Faith is a 2023 student at a K12-powered school in California, and their statement reflects their experience at their school.
