Who We Are

As a program of Elk Grove Unified School District, the Elk Grove Unified School District Virtual Academy uses K12 and Aventa by K12 curriculum to offer Sacramento, Amador, Yolo, El Dorado, Placer, Contra Costa, Solano, Sutter, and San Joaquin county students in grades K-12 an exceptional learning experience. With individualized learning approaches, the Elk Grove Unified School District Virtual Academy provides the tools kids need to succeed—in school and beyond.

Elk Grove Unified School District is committed to providing a learning community that challenges all students to realize their greatest potential. With more than 62,000 students, EGUSD is the largest school district in Northern California and the 5th largest in the state. The award winning district is located in southern Sacramento County, covering 320 square miles.

Here's why families have chosen Elk Grove Unified School District Virtual Academy for their kids:

• The exceptional, individualized K¹² and Aventa by K¹² curriculum, which covers core subject areas and beyond. Based on decades of education research, this curriculum packages high-quality lessons with mastery-based assessments that ensure students achieve success at each and every level. Find out more about K¹².
• The online planning and assessment tools, resources, and hands-on materials ranging from textbooks to microcopes, from rocks and dirt to beautifully illustrated classic children's stories, and much more.
• The high-quality, tuition-free public education that enables a learning experience that is individualized for each student.
• Students enrolled in Elk Grove Unified School District Virtual Academy can earn an accredited diploma through the Elk Grove Unified School District.
• Highly qualified teachers provide individualized instruction, tutorials and supplemental learning aids to assist each student in meeting their goals.
  
• Students and parents can access instruction 24 hours a day, seven days a week from virtually any place a computer will take them.  Question on a lesson?  Both parents and students have access to teachers through email, web-conferencing and in person at five locations throughout the Elk Grove Unified School District.
• Parents play a critical role as learning coaches, working with the teacher to support student achievement.  Together, teachers and parents design practice opportunities and tutorial sessions that support student learning.
• High school students can explore careers and get hands-on learning through a rich assortment of career, technical education classes offered throughout the Elk Grove Unified School District.