Are you looking for great things to do this summer without breaking the bank? Here are some great ideas that can keep your wallet full and your smiles wide! 1.) Spend an Afternoon at Your Local Library! They have air conditioning, Free WiFi, and cozy chairs to help you snuggle up with your favorite books! […]

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Read below to  learn about another one of our spectacular alumni! Meet Jesse! Hello teachers, students, alumni, and families of the 21CCCS community.  My name is Jesse Kitzen-Abelson and I was enrolled with the cyber school from 2004-2006.  As with any situation, we get out of life what we put into it.  Cyber school is […]

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On Thursday, May 30th the Senate Education Committee held a hearing at North Lebanon High School to discuss the charter and cyber charter funding formula effecting schools across the state. See the agenda for this hearing here. This has been a heated topic for many years, as the funding structure currently employed fails to support […]

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The following post was written by 21CCCS English teacher, Tony Herman. He has a lot to say about graduation! Read below to learn more. Graduation.  Literally, it is a day when you put on a funny gown, get handed a piece of paper, and throw a cap into the air.  Figuratively, it’s a day marking […]

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We asked our Enrollment/Recruitment Specialist, Lou , “What are the most commonly asked questions of prospective parents and students?” He had a lot to say! But here are a few things that he feels may help you as you look for the best school option for your child! What Parents Want to Know: 1.) What […]

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The following is brought to you by 21CCCS junior, Hannah Bisbing. Stay tuned for more blogs to come from Hannah! It’s that lovely time of the school year again: the middle of May. With just a few weeks of high school classes left, students are spastically attempting to finish their projects, papers, and exams. I’m […]

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Public education is supported by taxpayer dollars. This is something we can all agree on, right? Well, sort of. Noting this fact and fully understanding its implications are two very different things. How do tax dollars support public education? How does spending occur? To answer those questions, let’s first try to gain a little insight […]

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8th grade 21CCCS student Anthony Scarpone Lambert won our YouTube/Essay Contest this year! Take a look at his winning submission here!  

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For this year’s YouTube/Writing Contest, 7th grade 21CCCS student, Sarah Saboori wrote a wonderful essay to describe her experiences at cyber school. She won for our 7th grade category. We are so proud of her inspiring words and wanted to share them with you here. Read below to learn how and why cyber school has […]

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Nearly every time I open a newspaper, or, more often, click through a news website, I see claims that changes to our educational funding system can save taxpayer dollars. Everyone loves to talk about taxpayer dollars and what should be done with them because all of us are taxpayers (except maybe the lucky few who […]

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