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Catholic Virtual School
The Hybrid Classroom
Virtual classes at Queen of All Saints Online Academy allow students to engage in every aspect of the classroom through real-time interaction for the entire school day. There are no recordings, no self-teaching. Live teachers, live classmates, 100% of the school day.
The Evolution of Our Catholic Virtual School
In 2010, the Sisters began to receive requests to allow student boarders. But the Sisters could not start a boarding school due to the lack of facilities for such a project. To answer the educational needs of the children living remotely, Mother Mary Theresa, Principal of QAS, began to research catholic virtual education. This was a daunting task since our research was underway in 2016, Pre-Covid when virtual education for children was underdeveloped.
In the research and experimentation with our school's volunteer pilot program, we quickly realized that online students were at a disadvantage due to the lack of monitoring, accountability, and teacher help. This realization initiated the development of the catholic homeschool academy that rivals the campus experience.
Our Catholic Academy's unique hybrid program brings homeschool and campus students into the same classroom simultaneously for the full school day. This challenges us to provide the online students with an experience equivalent to their campus peers, allowing remote students to match and even surpass their peers in academic excellence. The online student engages in each and every aspect of the classroom, writing on the interactive board, competing in games, asking questions, presenting and collaborating with peers.... With our customized homeschool student technology package, teachers can view the student's workspace, posture, computer screen, and remotely view the student iPad screen in real time to assist them in their work.
