(Rutherford County, Tenn.) While the term ‘virtual school’ may conjure memories of the pandemic, Rutherford County Virtual School continues into its third year, pushing the virtual school model to greater success drawing its largest number of enrolled students yet.
At the head of the school is Jessica Supakhan, who previously worked at Holloway High School for 11 years.
“We serve a wide range of students,” Supakhan said. “We have students with health issues, socia .
“I am a trailblazer … always pushing myself further and breaking down barriers.”That is the motto of the Rutherford County Virtual School, which is now in its second year and boasts an enrollment of more than 400 students in grades 3-12.While the pandemic pushed many students into a distance-learning environment temporarily, many students are finding success in the new virtual school, Principal Dr. Jessica Supakhan said.“We plan to be one of the best virtual schools in t .
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