Parents of Arizona Virtual Academy students never
need to feel alone in the education process. K¹² teachers
and counselors are constantly involved to help with teaching
techniques, pacing issues, comprehension challenges,
positive reinforcement techniques, and other facets of the
instruction experience.

Highly qualified certified teachers interact with their
assigned families on a regular basis during:

• Consistently scheduled conference calls
• Parent/teacher workshops
• Teacher-guided gatherings
• Synchronized instructional opportunities

At AZVA, we've also taken great care to think outside of the
classroom. The program aims to bring families, neighbors,
and the AZVA community together through community service
days, science fairs, spelling bees, and other gatherings each
year.

Gatherings might include:

• Museums
• Roller- and ice-skating parks
• Local zoos
• Parks
• Libraries
• Academic gatherings featuring writing, science, and more

AZVA offers a variety of student-based clubs that provides an
excellent way for children—even those living in remote parts
of the state—to make friends with other students. Two of
AZVA’s most popular clubs—the Chess Club and the Show-
and-Tell—meet online in real time, and kids from all over the
state enjoy the social outlets they provide. Students also get
together in person for other activities such as sports, Lego,
and School Scrabble.