KCS Virtual Program

A student sitting at a table and smiling at the camera. The student is holding a bottle of glue in her right hand and a small piece of yellow paper in her left hand. The yellow paper has been folded in half. In front of the student are two pieces of pink paper, green scissor, and an unsharpened pencil.

A student sitting at a table doing an art project. There is a bottle of glue by his left arm. He is holding a small piece of yellow paper to a pencil.

A student and an adult sitting at a table beside each other doing a craft. The adult is cutting a small piece of yellow paper while the student watches her. Sitting on top of the table under the adults arms is an example of a flower top pencil.

A student sitting at a table. The student is holding a yellow piece of paper in his left hand and green scissors in his other hand. The student has small lines in the yellow paper for his craft.

A student sitting at a table. There are pinto beans in front of him on a paper towel. Beside the beans is a worksheet with four boxes on it. The title of the worksheet is Seed Dissection. Each box has an arrow pointing to a different part of an enlarged picture of a pinto bean.

April 30, 2026

Kanawha County Schools

Spring learning, KCS Virtual style. 🌸

Students in the KCS Virtual Program recently got together for a hands-on lesson with pinto beans, wheatgrass and pencil-top flowers.
A fun reminder that virtual school doesn’t have to mean doing school completely on your own.

🛜 KCS Virtual students learn in a flexible online setting, but they also have optional chances throughout the year to meet up for lessons, field trips and other activities with classmates and teachers.

For some students, a different learning style or schedule makes all the difference. KCS Virtual gives families that option while keeping students connected to Kanawha County Schools. 🌱