Pflugerville ISD announced July 29 that it will offer a limited virtual learning option to its students for the 2021-22 school year.
There are a limited number of spots available for district families who want to have their children attend virtually. Funding for this program will be sourced from $1.6 million in local monies and $1 million in Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief grants, according to an email shared with district parents by Superintendent Douglas Killian.
In the superintendent's email, it is stated that families, which filled out the district's K-12 Virtual Learning Academy application in May, will receive an email notifying them of acceptance to the district's virtual learning academy. However, to keep that spot, parents must confirm participation by Aug. 2.
"Space is limited; if you do not confirm your participation by August 2, 2021, we will offer the spot to another student. We are unable to provide an exception to this expectation," the email reads.











