K12 - Kentucky Virtual Academy Reviews 

So my son attended Kentucky virtual from September 20 24 through April 2025. We ended up leaving back to our home state so they wouldn’t allow him to finish out the last five weeks of school which caused him to have no grades at all. When I started to enroll him for a K-12 of our state I told Kentucky virtual that I need something showing that my son was in fifth grade with them. I was told due to him not being able to finish out because we left back to our home state that they don’t have any grades for him that they don’t do grades by semester understandable. But you have nothing showing progress or anything. Then I received an email stating that they can provide me with the courses that my son took as proof and that they would even speak to the new K-12 school he was going to. When I tell you I had to get FERPA involved then I would receive an email from them. I screenshot the email sent proof to FERPA that they were supposed to give me something showing the courses he took. The next day after reporting the situation I get a blank piece of paper with his name, school year grade and their information on it no information on the courses he took or anything something needs to change. After my son was withdrawn from the school because they wouldn’t allow him to finish out the last five weeks. We had no access to get in to see his transcripts to see anything like I was totally kicked out of Kentucky virtual. They can’t say it’s because we didn’t return the equipment because I have proof that I returned everything they asked for. So my advice any parents who might have to move around and you find yourself in a state that you’re only gonna be in temporarily take screenshots print out anything you can showing your child to specific courses the grades your child got just in case you end up in a situation where you have to move back to your home state before they can finish out that school year. Kentucky virtual is horrible with getting back to you when you leave a message and the only way they get in contact with you when you email them is if you use legal threatening terms.

They don't accommodate any disabilities. My daughter has severe social and separation anxiety severe like we can barley get her to leave my home and they wanted her to go to the local college for a whole day by herself to test. Had notes from every doctor to excuse her I was called 20xs basically harassed to find a way to pull off getting her there. Ultimately I did not take her (no way) possible. So now they will not allow her to attend this year cause of it and I can't another free half public school for her to attend.....

So grateful for k12 because it allows student to get a quality education online from the safety and comfort from home.

My Son is learning very well, They have a great staff and teachers.

We had an emergency surgery with my daughter and I admit I was not super prompt to turn in the Drs. Emergency room/ hospital stay excuses. They decided that there was nothing that could be done and from then on she was truant. Despite turning everything in, they refused to re-enroll her. I mean, things happen. I guess they just could not understand that people make mistakes and make the children pay for it.

I like that there is virtual for students instead of in person school. Some kids don't do well in person school. My girls have anxiety real bad, so they don't do well in person school. The thing I dislike is no answer why my kids have been withdrawal from K12.

Loved all the teachers. The classes are well thought out and students can ask questions and discuss assignments. I really think this school is the next generation to truly prep for the future.

My adopted daughter has many issues but a great learner if she’s around a quiet area. She was very under weight and still has issues with eating, school in our area refuses meetings with parents and wants little contact with us. I refuse I’m hands on. First year was ruff with keeping up with time limits, this past year was great.