Colorado Virtual Academy and K12 Inc., the for-profit management company that oversees the school鈥檚 day-to-day operations, will be parting ways after the鈥�

A year-long court battle between K12 Inc., operator of Colorado Virtual Academy, and shareholders is coming to an end.On Monday, shareholders of the鈥�

Public cyber schools are popping up across the country, even for the youngest students. Many are run by the same for-profit company, which has made a big business of online education. But student test scores are falling short.

The state鈥檚 largest K-12 virtual school will stay open for one more year.Struggling with poor academic performance, compliance, and board governance鈥�

The future of the state鈥檚 largest virtual K-12 school will be decided by Adams 12 Five Star Board of Education members Wednesday night.12-year-old鈥�

Former teachers and workers claim the for-profit virtual school management company K12 Inc. used tactics to hide high student turnover rates at the鈥�

Officials at Colorado Virtual Academy were in the hot seat Wednesday night as the school鈥檚 authorizing district questioned everything from its academic鈥�

The future of the state鈥檚 largest virtual K-12 school may be in jeopardy. With its charter set to expire later this year, Colorado Virtual Academy needs鈥�

Charter transfer applications for K-12 schools are rarely of interest on Wall Street. But for K12 Inc., the two topics collided this week.Publicly traded鈥�

Poor academic performance and control issues at Colorado鈥檚 largest taxpayer funded online school put its Virginia-based management company on the鈥�