Launch’s newest program expansion provides additional support for Missouri students in grades 1-12. We have some exciting news to share! Today we’re introducing Launch Next, a collection of new services designed to expand student...
0When he isn’t working on his online classes, Jackson Baskins enjoys trekking dozens of miles on multi-day backpacking trips. Glendale High School (Springfield) junior Jackson Baskins is a fan of consistency. That’s why he decided to...
0Recent Parkview High School graduate Alissa Schilling balanced a schedule of volunteering, working and learning with Launch—and she won local, state and regional Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Year awards along the way. You...
0After devoting 27 years to a career in Missouri public education, Ms. Janna Elfrink will retire from Launch Virtual Learning effective June 30, 2021. In May 2019, Elfrink began her role as the Digital Learning Coordinator for Launch,...
0What’s it like to work for Launch? We spent a day following Dr. Brady Quirk, Launch’s Principal of Virtual Learning, to learn a bit about his role. 7:24 a.m.: As many Launch team members are still arriving at the office, ......
1Meet Launch student Ezrah Noelle, a 17-year-old senior who spent many of her school-age years performing in Branson. Access Launch: When did you discover your love of performing? Ezrah Noelle: I started singing, performing and...
0At Launch, we know offering quality content is only one part of the puzzle—learn how we have worked to best support districts and families both through the thick of the pandemic and today. Continued Flexibility. When all students were...
0Developing K-5 programming was always a part of Launch’s plan—the COVID-19 pandemic moved it up on the timeline. "Once the pandemic began, we realized pretty quickly that there would be a need for a full-time elementary...
0When schools closed as a result of COVID-19 last spring, Launch offered free course content to partners. Now districts can use Launch content with their own teacher of record every semester. March 2020 was a month that educators...
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