No, students receive their diploma and official credit from their home school or school district. 

While your child will be learning through Brandywine Virtual Academy (BVA), their credits and diploma will still be awarded by your local school or district, so alignment with your child's home school or district is important. We have established partnerships with more than 40 local schools and districts, but whether your school is an existing partner or not we are more than happy to assist in the necessary steps to help your child get enrolled in BVA. 

BVA offers academic, technical, and family support, including access to teachers, student advisors, special education services, and a helpdesk for tech issues. Learn more about our support and special education services.

Yes! BVA offers virtual clubs, field trips, co-curricular events, and wellness activities. Students also have access to their school or district's extracurriculars.

BVA serves students in grades K-12 with age-appropriate learning models for elementary, middle, and high school students. 

Yes, all BVA teachers are Pennsylvania-certified and trained to teach in an online environment.

Yes. BVA offers flexible summer learning options for credit recovery, original credit, and enrichment. However, it’s important to first receive permission from the district to ensure that course credits will be accepted and applied toward graduation requirements. 

BVA will coordinate with your home school or district to ensure all necessary technology and materials are made available to you. Technology support is available for BVA- or district-issued devices.

Start by reaching out to BVA through our online interest form. We'll guide you through the process, including how to work with your child's district or home school to confirm credit acceptance and complete enrollment. We'll be there every step of the way.