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Helping Your Child Stay Connected, Engaged, and Ready to Learn Written By: Alyssa Rial, UCP Immersive Learning Academy School Business Manager & Enrollment Specialist When your child learns virtually, attendance can look a little different than it does in a traditional school building. There may not be a morning bell, a classroom door to walk through, or a teacher taking attendance as students enter the room. Instead, attendance is reflected through logging in, participating in learning activities, completing assignments, attending live instruction, and staying connected with teachers and the school. But one thing remains the same: being present matters. Regular attendance helps students build strong academic habits, stay connected to their teachers, keep up with coursework, and feel more confident in their learning. For families, creating a consistent routine can make a big difference in helping students have a successful virtual school experience. Attendance Is More Than Just Logging In In a virtual school, attendance is about more than simply opening a computer or logging into the learning platform. Being engaged means your student is: Logging into their courses daily Reviewing and completing assigned lessons Participating in live instruction Monday through Thursday Completing and submitting assignments Communicating with teachers when they need help Staying on track with their weekly coursework Taking an active role in their learning Think of attendance as being present, prepared, and participating. Why Does Attendance Matter? 1. Consistent attendance supports academic progress Every school day provides opportunities for students to learn new skills, practice concepts, receive feedback, and build on what they learned previously. When students regularly miss lessons,, they may have to spend additional time catching up. This can make schoolwork feel overwhelming and may make it harder to understand new material. Consistency helps students keep learning at a manageable pace. 2. Attendance helps students stay connected Virtual learning does not mean students are learning alone. Teachers, staff, classmates, and families are all part of a student's educational community. Regular participation gives students more opportunities to communicate with their teachers, ask questions, receive feedback, and celebrate their progress. 3. Attendance builds important life skills One benefit of virtual learning is that students can develop skills that will serve them well beyond elementary school. A consistent learning routine helps students practice: Time management Organization Responsibility Goal setting Self-advocacy Following through on commitments Problem-solving These skills are valuable in middle school, high school, college, careers, and everyday life. How Can Parents Encourage Attendance? As a Learning Coach, your role is to help create an environment where learning can happen. Here are some simple ways to support your Cyber Fox: Create a Consistent Routine Try to keep a regular start time for school each day. A predictable routine helps students know what to expect and can make it easier to transition into learning mode. Your routine might include: Wake up → Get ready → Eat breakfast → Log in → Check the day's assignments → Begin learning Establish a Learning Space A dedicated learning area can help students understand that it is time to focus. It doesn't need to be an entire room. A kitchen table, desk, or quiet corner can work. Whenever possible, keep school supplies, headphones, chargers, and other frequently used materials nearby. Set Small, Achievable Goals Instead of saying, "You have so much schoolwork to do," try breaking the day into smaller goals. For example: "Let's finish your math lesson first, then take a short break." Or: "Let's check your courses together and decide what you want to accomplish before lunch." Small wins can help students feel successful and motivated. Celebrate Progress Encouragement doesn't always have to involve a reward. Try recognizing your child's effort: "I noticed you stayed focused through that lesson." "You did a great job asking your teacher for help." "I'm proud of you for getting back on track." "You finished everything you planned to do today!" Celebrating effort and progress can help students develop confidence and ownership of their learning. Stay Connected With Teachers If your child is struggling with an assignment, feeling overwhelmed, or having trouble staying engaged, don't wait until the problem becomes bigger. Reach out to their teacher or school team. Asking for help is part of learning. Your child's teachers are partners in their education, and communication can help identify challenges and find solutions early. A Simple Weekly Attendance Check-In Consider spending a few minutes with your child at the beginning and end of each week. Monday: Plan Look at the week's assignments and identify important due dates. Tuesday–Thursday: Check In Ask your child what they are working on and whether they need help. Friday: Reflect Celebrate what they accomplished and identify anything that needs to be completed or addressed. This simple routine can help students gradually take more ownership of their school responsibilities. Attendance Is a Team Effort Your child's success in virtual school doesn't depend on one person. Students, families, teachers, and school staff all play an important role. As a parent or Learning Coach, your support can be as simple as helping your child establish a routine, checking in on their progress, encouraging them when things feel difficult, and reminding them that asking for help is okay. Every login, every lesson, every assignment, and every conversation with a teacher is another opportunity to move forward. Showing up matters. Staying engaged matters. And every day is a new opportunity to learn. Let's Make Every Learning Day Count! At UCP Virtual Immersive Learning Academy, we want our Cyber Foxes and their families to feel supported throughout their virtual learning journey. If your family needs help establishing a routine, navigating the learning platform, or getting your student back on track, please reach out to our school team. We are here to partner with you!

A Family Guide to Starting the School Year Written By: Alyssa Rial, UCP Immersive Learning Academy School Business Manager & Enrollment Specialist Starting a new school year is exciting, but beginning school virtually can come with its own set of questions. Where should my child complete their work? How much should I help? What does a successful school day look like? The good news is that you do not need to have everything figured out on day one. One of the biggest advantages of virtual learning is the opportunity to create a routine that works for your child and your family. As you begin the school year, focus on building consistency rather than creating the “perfect” schedule. Start With a Dedicated Learning Space Your child does not need an elaborate home classroom. A comfortable, organized space with reliable internet, their school-issued device, headphones, and the supplies they need can make a big difference. When possible, choose a space that is: Comfortable and well-lit Free from unnecessary distractions Equipped with the technology your child needs Organized so school materials are easy to find Associated with learning and schoolwork Family Tip: A dedicated learning space can help your child recognize that it is time to transition into “school mode.” Create a Predictable Morning Routine Virtual school still benefits from a strong morning routine. Try creating a routine that includes waking up at a consistent time, getting dressed, eating breakfast, preparing the learning space, and checking the day's assignments or schedule. Your routine does not have to look exactly like a traditional school morning. The goal is to help your child begin each day feeling prepared and confident. Family Tip: Ask your child, “What helps you feel ready to learn?” Their answer may help you build a routine that they are more likely to follow. Build in Breaks Encourage your child to take appropriate breaks between activities. Stretch, grab a snack, step outside, play with a pet, or simply give their eyes a break from the screen. Family Tip: Movement and breaks can help students return to their work feeling refreshed. Give Your Child Opportunities to Be Independent One of the most important skills students can develop through virtual learning is independence. Students benefit from gradually learning how to navigate assignments, manage their time, ask questions, and solve problems independently. Instead of immediately providing an answer, try asking: “What do you think you should try first?” or “Where could we look to find that information?” These small moments can help build confidence and problem-solving skills. Remember That Routines Take Time The first week—or even the first few weeks—may not go exactly as planned. Your family may discover that the learning space needs to change, the morning routine needs adjusting, or your child needs additional reminders or breaks throughout the day. That is okay. A successful virtual school experience is built through communication, flexibility, and partnership. Make It a Family Conversation At the end of the first week, sit down together and ask: What went well this week? What was challenging? What part of your school day did you enjoy? What would make next week easier? Is there anything you need help understanding? Starting these conversations early can help your family create a routine that supports both learning and well-being. UCP's Virtual Immersive Learning Academy believes families and schools work best when they work together. Your child does not have to navigate virtual learning alone. Our teachers and school team are here to partner with your family throughout the school year. Start the journey today, and find out more information about ILA and our virtual programs by clicking the button below!

Welcome to the 2026–2027 School Year! It is my pleasure to welcome our students, families, staff, and community partners to UCP Kissimmee Charter! This year is especially exciting as we open the doors to our beautiful new school building. Our new campus represents more than a change of location—it marks a new chapter filled with opportunities for learning, growth, connection, and achievement. At UCP Kissimmee Charter, we are committed to creating a safe, supportive, inclusive, and engaging environment where every student feels valued and empowered to succeed. Our new building provides wonderful spaces where students can learn, explore, build friendships, and create lasting memories. Through strong academics, meaningful relationships, family partnerships, and our PBIS House System, we will continue building a school culture centered on belonging, teamwork, leadership, and Lion pride. We are excited for our students to fill the classrooms and hallways with their excitement, energy, and joy! Thank you for trusting us with your children and for being an essential part of our school community. Together, we will celebrate accomplishments, overcome challenges, and ensure that every student receives the support needed to reach their fullest potential. We look forward to an incredible 2026–2027 school year and all the wonderful experiences ahead! Together, We Roar with Pride! Joshua Torres Principal UCP Kissimmee Charter Sincerely, Joshua Torres Principal, UCP Osceola

Unlocking Children's Potential at UCP Charter School in Orlando. Stay updated with the latest stories, academics, and school news. Sign up now! Welcome BACK TO NEW YEAR. NEW POSSIBILITIES. SCHOOL FIND YOUR CAMPUS A campus near you. A future for them. Schedule a Tour → K - 8th Grade BCA Campus K-8th Orlando, FL Learn More Infants–VPK BECA Campus Infant-VPK Orlando, FL Learn More Infants- 5th Grade Downtown Campus Infant - 5th Orlando, FL Learn More Infant- 5th grade Kissimmee Campus Infant- 5th Kissimmee, FL Learn More Toddler- 5th Grade Pine Hills Campus Preschool-5th Pine Hills, FL Learn More ✦ New for 2026–2027 UCP Virtual School Fully Online K–5 Immersive Learning Academy is a fully online elementary school serving students in Kindergarten through 5th grade and proudly part of the UCP Charter Schools family. Learn about Virtual School EDUCATION PROGRAMS Something for every child View all programs → 6 Weeks- Pre K Early Childhood Nurturing development from infancy through preschool Learn More 6th-12th + Post Grad TLA High School Specialized learning for students with IEPs Learn More K-5th Grade Elementary Creativity, critical thinking & strong foundations Learn More Summer Summer Camps Safe, exciting, all-abilities summer experiences Learn More 6th-8th Grade Middle School A STEAM-focused curriculum, character-building programs. Learn More On campus School- Based Therapy OT, PT & speech woven into the school day Learn More STUDENT SUCCESS Real Stories. Real Impact. Hear from UCP families about the difference our schools make every day. Watch More Stories ▶ Find the Right UCP Campus for Your Child . Ready to enroll? Complete the interest form first, then book your campus tour. Start Your Interest Form LATEST NEWS Stories from our community Read All News Why Virtual Attendance Matters When your child learns virtually, attendance can look a little different than it does in a traditional school building. There may not be a morning bell, a classroom door to walk through, or a teacher taking attendance as students enter the room. Instead, attendance is reflected through logging in, participating in learning activities, completing assignments, attending live instruction, and staying connected with teachers and the school. UCP Charter Schools Creating a Successful Learning Routine Starting a new school year is exciting, but beginning school virtually can come with its own set of questions. The good news is that you do not need to have everything figured out on day one. UCP Charter Schools A message from The Principal! Welcome to the 2026–2027 School Year! It is my pleasure to welcome our students, families, staff, and community partners to UCP Kissimmee Charter! This year is especially exciting as we open the doors to our beautiful new school building. Our new campus represents more than a change of location—it marks a new chapter filled with opportunities for learning, growth, connection, and achievement. At UCP Kissimmee Charter, we are committed to creating a safe, supportive, inclusive UCP Charter Schools Screen Time & Growing Minds: Finding the Right Balance Written By: Tania Villalón Rivera, Parent Engagement Coordinator, UCP Charter Schools As parents, we all know screens are part of everyday life. Whether it's learning, connecting with family, or simply enjoying a favorite show, technology isn't going anywhere, and that's okay! In fact, when used intentionally, technology can be a wonderful learning tool. As educators, however, we're also seeing how important it is to balance screen time with real world experiences that help c Tania Villalon 1 2 3 4 5

UCP Bailes Community Academy Charter School is our new Kindergarten through 8th grade Charter School. Our Bailes Community Academy utilizes technology & arts to develop immersive STEAM-based lessons. Utilizing technology and art allows Bailes Community Academy to target a student’s learning on an individual level and create an inclusive learning environment where everyone can learn! UCP Pine Hills Charter School Every Panther belongs here. Apply for 2026–27 Schedule a Tour School Hours Toddler–PreK 8:30 AM – 2:30 PM K–5th Grade 8:30 AM - 3:00 PM Wed. Early Out 1:30/ 2:00 PM Before Care 7:30 AM After Care Until 5:30 PM First Friday 12:00 PM Early ABOUT BECA A Place Where All Belong Our campus at 5800 Golf Club Pkwy serves Pine Hills and the surrounding neighborhoods with a full-inclusion, Pre-K–5th grade program built around reading, language, and community. Pine Hills Title I School Lockhart ESOL Support DCF Licensed — #C09OR0792 ADDRESS 5800 Golf Club Pkwy, Orlando, FL 32808 PHONE (407) 904-0134 EMAIL info@ucpcfl.org Enroll Now WHY CHOOSE PINE HILLS Built for every Panther. We built classrooms for students who learn a little differently, speech delays, ADHD, dyslexia, other learning disabilities to grow inside a general-education classroom, not outside of it. Developing Strong Readers Tiered reading support so every Panther gets what they need, from core instruction to intensive help. ESOL- Teachers English support that honors the home languages spoken across Pine Hills families. On-site Therapy Services Speech, occupational, physical, and behavioral support built into the school day, no extra trips. Inclusive Model Children with and without learning differences learn side by side, every single day. Free Meals Daily Free breakfast and lunch for every student, every day. Certified Teachers Bachelor's-degree educators using research-based methods in every classroom. CAMPUS LIFE Life at Pine Hills Leaders BECOME Readers WHERE CAMPUS LEADERSHIP Meet Our Team PRINCIPAL James Oliver Email Mr. Oliver School Business Manager: Ana Mella Email Ms. Mella Therapy Practice Office Manager: Elba Millan Email Ms. Millan ESE/Staf fing Specialist: TBD TBD Enrollment Specialist Vanessa Henry Ms. Henry 15:1 Student-to-Teacher Ratio Lower than the surrounding district average. Title I Federally-Supported School Extra staff and resources directed to the families who need them most. 65% Pre-K Kindergarten Readiness Rate Including students with disabilities a remarkable, inclusive outcome. WHAT WE OFFER Programs & Services Elementary Education Core Program Learn More Creativity, critical thinking & strong foundations Before & After Care Extended Care Learn More 7 AM before care and after care until 5:30 PM for working families. School-Based Therapy On-site Learn More Speech, OT, and PT built into the school day — no extra trips needed. Summer Camps Seasonal Learn More Fun, enriching summer programming in the same environment families trust. ESE Programs Specialized Support Learn More Individualized support for students with exceptional educational needs. ENROLLMENT MADE EASY Three simple steps to join the UCP family. Complete an Interest Form Fill out a quick interest form so our enrollment team can contact you about availability at your preferred campus. Schedule a Campus Tour Visit your campus, meet our team, and see our inclusive classrooms and therapy spaces in person. Complete Your Application Complete the full enrollment application and submit required documents. Enrollment is subject to campus openings and availability. Apply Now → FOR FAMILIES Parent Resources Parent Page Calendar Newsletter Handbook Compliance Fortify Training SERVICE AREA Communities We Serve Pine Hills primarily serves East Orlando families. When space allows, we welcome neighboring communities too. Pine Hills Orlovista Lockhart Metro West Hiawassee College Park FortifyFL — Safety Reporting See Something? Say Something. FortifyFL lets you instantly relay suspicious activity to appropriate law enforcement and school officials, anonymously if you choose. Available 24/7. Early reporting saves lives. FortifyFL Parent Training The Florida State Board of Education amended Rule 6A-1.0018 regarding School Safety Requirements and Monitoring, effective December 24, 2024. As part of this update, all parents are now required to complete FortifyFL Training. This training covers the purpose of FortifyFL, how to use it, and the implications of false reporting. Complete Training → Get the FortifyFL App →

UCP Bailes Early Childhood Academy is an inclusive campus that is built on the philosophy that students of varying levels of abilities all deserve access to an education that works for them. Bailes Early Childhood Academy Infants - Pre School This campus is our Early Childhood campus focused on our youngest learned and is located by the University of Central Florida and serves students in East Orlando, Waterford Lakes, Winter Garden, Avalon Park, Bithlo, Union Park and if openings – Oviedo, Winter Springs UCP Bailes Early Childhood Academy is an inclusive campus that is built on the philosophy that students of varying levels of abilities all deserve access to an education that works for them. 12702 SCIENCE DR, ORLANDO, FL 32826 PHONE: 407-904-0131 EMAIL UCP BECA Education Programs & Services at UCP Bailes Early Childhood Academy Infants & Toddler Education Early Childhood Education Preschool School Based Therapy INTERESTED IN ENROLLING AT OUR UCP BECA CAMPUS? Complete the UCP Charter School Interest Form Below! INTEREST FORM Book Your Campus Tour! TUESDAY 10:30 AM Discover the inclusive learning environment. Experience our commitment to excellence in education. THURSDAY 1:30 PM BOOK NOW CAMPUS INFORMATION Marlene Sears Wilson PRINCIPAL CAMPUS INFO SCHOOL HOURS CONTACTS School Business Manager: Elizabeth Davila Email Ms. Davila Family Services Social Worker (Enrollment Inquiries): Madelyn Pena Email Ms. Pena ESE Staffing Specialist: Darcy Kranz Email Ms. Kranz Therapy Practice Office Manager: Abigail Perez Email Ms. Perez Infants, Toddlers, Preschool, & Pre-Kindergarten 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM (Wednesday Early Dismissal 2:00 PM) 12:00 PM (Half Day Dismissal) Before Care: 7:00 AM - 9:00 AM After Care: End of School - 5:30 PM Office Hours: 7:00 AM - 5:30 PM First Friday is Noon dismissal, so UCP Team can participate in training and collaboration meetings to all the Hours. DCF License #: C09OR0958 Grades Served: Infants (6 Weeks) - Pre-Kindergarten Email Ms. Wilson Campus Events No events at the moment IMPORTANT CAMPUS INFORMATION NEWSLETTER HANDBOOK COMPLIANCE PARENTS INFO Suspicious Activity Reporting App FortifyFL is a suspicious activity reporting tool that allows you to instantly relay information to appropriate law enforcement agencies and school officials. THE FORTIFYFL APP WAS DEVELOPED IN COORDINATION WITH THE FOLLOWING EDUCATIONAL AND LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES Florida Office of the Attorney General Florida Department of Education Florida Department of Law Enforcement