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THE AVLI EXPERIENCE

From teachers to students and the programs themselves, there is so much that goes into making the AVLI Experience what it is. Here, we're shining a light on what makes the AVLI network special.

Aiden A student photo

Aiden A

Saint Peter's Preparatory School

STUDENT HIGHLIGHT

While a challenge and an adjustment to standard class styles, Aiden values the asynchronously format and its flexibility.

Aedan Amato student photo

Aedan A

Saint Peter's Preparatory School

STUDENT HIGHLIGHT

Aedan values the flexibility his courses has offered him and urges students to ask questions early and often.

Anoosheh Azeem student photo

Anoosheh A

Valley Catholic High School

STUDENT HIGHLIGHT

Anoosheh values AVLI’s flexibility and advises planning ahead, managing screen time, and reaching out to teachers for support.

Gianluca Balestrieri student photo

Gianluca B

Gonzaga College High School

STUDENT HIGHLIGHT

Gianluca recommends staying ahead on work and valued AVLI’s supportive teachers, making online learning feel personal.

Maricar Mendez, AVLI student

Maricar M

St. Anthony School

STUDENT HIGHLIGHT

Grateful for the course structure and its organization, Maricar found it easy to do class work and keep track of it.

Mariam Soto Macias, AVLI Student

Mariam S

Institutio Lix

STUDENT HIGHLIGHT

Mariam enjoyed learning how veterinary medicine varies by country and is grateful her passion is now her area of focus in college.

Riley Schmitz, AVLI student

Riley S

Academy of the Holy Names

STUDENT HIGHLIGHT

Riley found the online experience successful when she stayed disciplined and held herself accountable.

Nicholas Phillips, AVLI student

Nicholas P

De Smet Jesuit High School

STUDENT HIGHLIGHT

In his senior year, Nicholas was most surprised by the relationship he was able to form with his teacher, all while being virtual.

Greg Owsley, Rockhurt High School and Arrupe Virtual Learning Institute Teacher

Mr. Owsley

Formerly at Rockhurst High School

TEACHER HIGHLIGHT

Giving the students the power to control their learning, Mr. Owsley sees how virtual learning creates life-long skills.

Mr. Zucker, Loyola High School and Arrupe Virtual Learning Institute Teacher

Mr. Zucker

Loyola High School

TEACHER HIGHLIGHT

Blending virtual learning with typical school work, Mr. Zucker understands the skills gained in these areas build strong futures.

Joe Nardella, Gonzaga College High School and Arrupe Virtual Learning Institute Teacher

Mr. Nardella

Gonzaga College High School

TEACHER HIGHLIGHT

Mr. Nardella values the flexibility AVLI offers students and schools and enjoys the connections made with students from all over.

Diane Haleas, Saint Ignatius College Prep and Arrupe Virtual Learning Institute Teacher

Ms. Haleas

Saint Ignatius College Prep

TEACHER HIGHLIGHT

Ms. Haleas shares her passion for social studies with students and emphasizes the importance of staying organized.

Matt Bernard, Scranton Prepatory School and Arrupe Virtual Learning Institute Teacher

Mr. Bernard

Scranton Preparatory School

TEACHER HIGHLIGHT

Unsure of the virtual classroom at first, Mr. Bernard is now incredibly grateful for the opportunities AVLI has given him.

John Maxwell, McQuaid Jesuit High School and Arrupe Virtual Learning Institute Teacher

Mr. Maxwell

McQuaid Jesuit High School

TEACHER HIGHLIGHT

Mr. Maxwell says the secret to student success is time commitment and discipline will take them far in their academic careers.

Scott Reagan, Rockhurst High School and Arrupe Virtual Learning Institute Teacher

Dr. Reagan

Rockhurst High School

TEACHER HIGHLIGHT

Dr. Reagan values communication in his classroom and appreciates the flexibility AVLI offers students to maintain graduation aims.

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