Educators

Andover eCademy, a virtual school open to all Kansas students, uses the Lincoln Interactive curriculum to educate students in kindergarten through 12th grade. Both students and parents benefit from the flexibility and individualized attention that Lincoln Interactive provides.

The National Network of Digital Schools recently donated the Little Lincoln curriculum to educate all 17 children at the orphanage. Little Lincoln’s original storybooks, hands-on activities, and extra practice exercises help to make learning accessible to these children.

Students at the Taos Cyber Magnet School take both traditional and virtual classes. Math and elective courses are taught in a traditional classroom setting. The virtual classes, provided by Lincoln Interactive, offer a more flexible schedule for the students.

The Kansas Online Learning Program, which already serves Kansas virtual learners and the Centre School District, recently implemented an adult learning program. The Lincoln Interactive curriculum makes it possible for adults to earn an accredited high school diploma.

PA Cyber uses the Lincoln Interactive curriculum in two ways to meet the needs of every student. Some students use Lincoln Interactive in “classes” that meet online at appointed times. Other students use Lincoln Interactive individually to learn at their own pace.