ALA Virtual K-6

At ALA Virtual K‑6, the classroom travels wherever your child opens a laptop, yet the day still unfolds with the comforting rhythm of a neighborhood school. Certified teachers lead lively morning sessions, parents serve as on‑site guides, and a focused curriculum keeps every learner moving forward—no commute, no hybrid shuffle, just a clear path from kindergarten curiosity to sixth‑grade confidence.

• Full‑time, 100 percent online: Students enroll as their primary school and follow a set daily schedule; there are no in‑person or hybrid options for K‑6.
• Live, face‑to‑face instruction each day: About one hour of real‑time teaching anchors the morning, giving kids direct interaction, instant feedback, and a chance to share ideas with classmates.
• Core subjects first: Language arts, math, science, and social studies form the backbone of every grade level, laying a solid academic foundation before electives arrive in later years.
• Parents as learning partners: A parent or guardian stays nearby during school hours to help with activities and keep students on task; we supply detailed lesson plans, digital tools, and hands‑on materials to make that partnership seamless.

Even behind a screen, our elementary Falcons don’t fly solo. ALA Virtual K‑6 weaves the R.A.I.S.E. values—Respect, Accountability, Integrity, Service, and Excellence—into every morning meeting, breakout room, and class project, so students grow as friends and leaders while they master reading and math. We also trade webcams for real‑world high‑fives several times a year, giving families a chance to laugh, serve, and celebrate side by side.

• Character in the lesson plan: Teachers highlight a R.A.I.S.E. trait each week, then have students role‑play, journal, or reflect on how to practice it at home.
• Quarterly meet‑ups: From our Pancake Fun Run (yes, breakfast included) to park picnics and STEM fairs, virtual classmates turn into fast friends.
• Hands‑on service projects: Falcons collect food drives, craft kindness cards, or clean up local trails together, putting “Service” into action.
• Achievement celebrations: In‑person award days and spirit rallies let students share their victories and cheer for one another beyond the chat box.
• Parent and teacher camaraderie: Families connect with instructors face‑to‑face at events, strengthening the partnership that keeps online learning vibrant and personal.