Virtual charter school enables students to explore creativity
- Shea Brittain
- Mar 28, 2016
- 1 min read
Reagan Martignetti doesn’t miss traditional schooling.
The 15-year-old Bossier City gymnast started high school at Parkway High School last year but switched to Louisiana’s virtual charter school as a sophomore to accommodate her busy schedule.
“It’s easier because I get more done and have a lot more breaks,” she said. “I babysit almost every day and do gymnastics, and if I don’t have anything else to do, then I’ll start on the next week of school.”
The school — Louisiana Connections Academy — is another option for families seeking a different path in their child’s education, according to marketing and parent outreach manager Shelly Centanni.
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