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    Hi all,
    I was wondering if anyone has tried FLVS - even though my DD9 is skipping 4 and will only be in 5th, the principal of the school said she'd let us try the middle school classes.
    Specifically, I'd like to know how many hours per week a class takes, I don't want to overload my daughter.
    It is free, so maybe worth a try!

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    I don't have any personal experience with it, but they do showcase it a lot of PBS and I have watched the episode. They show children that are taking classes, parents, and educators. There is quite a bit of information on their website too. They have real classrooms experiences available in our county too. What school district are you in?

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    We are in Clay. I have a friend who loved the program for her teens, but the HS AP class experience is probably different than the middle school ones.

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    I have an aquaintance who did it throughout middle school, but then in HS went back to a traditional school setting. I don't think the program was very academically demanding or time consuming. There doesn't seem to be a lot of choices of classes available.


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