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Worried About the Future? Get Inspired to Build a Website!

One of our students, Badera, started to get apprehensive about the thought of beginning college. Since fretting can only do so much for a person, Badera got ACTIVE! She decided to build a blogsite to help other people who might share his thoughts and feelings, with college days looming. Read below to learn what she […]

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What Do You Do, When Inspiration Knocks?

Read below for another student blog! We are excited to feature our very own students! See what they have to say! Piece By Anna Shcherbakov I’ve learned that different people experience inspiration in different ways, because it comes in many forms. For me, inspiration comes through beauty, and through my heart. I look out of […]

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Teacher Mentorship at 21CCCS

There are plenty of misconceptions about cyber schooling. Unfortunately, one of the biggest misconceptions is that our teachers are vastly different from those in traditional brick-and-mortar schools. In reality, 100% of our teachers are PA state- certified, highly qualified, and highly credentialed in their subject areas. In fact, many of our teachers hold more than […]

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21CCCS Pinterest Page Launched!

21CCCS is proud to announce the launching of our very own Pinterest page. Thanks to the hard work of Ms. Vice and Ms. Kennelly, there is now a space where parents and students can browse articles, events, educational resources, and more. Our teachers have developed separate “Pinboards” for each content area within our school, along […]

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The Eclectic Corner

Our school’s blog is not all about what our staff and teachers have to say. We want to give students a chance to voice their thoughts as well. This week, welcome to the “Eclectic Corner”: a new blog brought to you by Rachel Durs, a current 21CCCS student. Rachel’s blog for this week is about […]

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What’s to Come in the College Years

For spring break this year, I decided to visit my alma mater. Since graduation was more than a few years ago, I felt ridiculously old walking around the old buildings where I once studied as a twenty-something and younger. While it was really fun to reminisce about the good old days, I got a chance […]

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Alumni Spotlight!

Welcome to our “Alumni Spotlight” blog series! We will be featuring the amazing journeys of our alumni, after they leave the comforts of 21CCCS behind and enter the next chapters of their lives. Our alumni continue to amaze us! This month, read below to learn about Sarah, and see what she’s been up to! Sarah: […]

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Tough Lessons Taught to a Cyber Charter Student

LITITZ, PA, When Liam Blevins was denied eligibility to participate in Warwick School District’s school play this past fall, he and his parents were more than disappointed. The district contested that students who attend cyber charter schools, though they are public schools, are not eligible for a variety of extracurricular activities. Per Pennsylvania’s Charter School […]

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What are the PSSAs, Again?

We all know that students are asked to take standardized state exams each year. But, what are they? Where do they come from? And what is their purpose? I’m glad you’re asking yourself these questions! I’m even more glad that I have some answers! The Pennsylvania System of School Assessment (PSSA) is set in place […]

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What Are Our Teachers Doing for Spring Break?

We asked our teachers and staff what their plans are for the upcoming spring break. It seems many of the 21CCCS family is traveling.  Can you guess who responded to us? “I plan to visit my son in Washington, try to play some tennis if the weather is nice, do some home improvement projects and […]

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