ROA Begins Worlds First Live
Video Classrooms for Grades 7-12
Tuesday September 4, 2007 - Red Oak
Academy began webcasting the world's first full complement of course
offerings for Grades 7-12 kicking off the 2007-2008 Academic year
with a bang. Using state-of-the-art video webcasting technology, Red
Oak Academy became the only live K-12 home school service available
anywhere...
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Virginia Family Chooses Red Oak Academy to Combat School Bullying
Thursday February 22, 2007 - Red
Oak Academy student Brian Whitt was featured on Virginia's WVEC
television news last night
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Red Oak Academy Announces
Innovative Early Childhood Home Schooling Program
Monday January 22, 2007 - ROA
Board of Directors have voted unanimously to begin providing a reading and math curriculum
package for Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten classes with an
emphasis on phonics based on
the Orton-Gillingham approach to the linguistic teaching of language...
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Addressing the Academic Needs of Students with Learning Differences, Red Oak Academy provides instruction for those who have been diagnosed with one or several of the following disabilities in grades 9-12:
Additionally, Using Computer-based and Synchronous Internet Instruction, Red Oak Academy is equipped to provide instruction for gifted and regular education students in the following areas:
Students may attend daily classes online or work independently. Attendance is documented electronically from student logins. Video classes are stored and may be viewed at anytime from the Red Oak Academy multicast server website.
Written Assignments are submitted by e-mail or fax and receive individualized attention from each of the Red Oak Academy instructors. Using this feedback, the student prepares the next assignment. At the end of the course, the student takes a final exam. Exams are monitored by parents at home and by school staff on the Red Oak campus. Grades and transcripts are then generated.