Bucks County Students Graduate from Reach Cyber ​​​​Charter School

The Class of 2024 at Reach Cyber ​​Charter School celebrated the graduation of 739 students last month, including 24 from Bucks County. The school is a Pennsylvania-based, STEM-focused cyber charter school, and the graduation ceremony was held at the Bryce Jordan Center in State College.

“On behalf of the entire Reach Cyber ​​staff and faculty, I would like to extend my heartfelt congratulations to the Reach Cyber ​​Class of 2024! We are incredibly proud of all of their accomplishments,” said Jane Swan, the school’s CEO, in a press release. “With the strong foundation this group of students has built during their time at Reach Cyber, I am confident they are prepared for the next great adventure in their lives—whether it’s college, work, military service, or other opportunities. We can’t wait to see all the amazing things they will do and the impact they will have on their communities and beyond.”

The class of 2024 earned more than $1 million in scholarships, and 55 percent plan to go to college, 28 percent will enter the workforce, 5 percent will continue vocational training, 2 percent will join the military and 10 percent will take a gap year or pursue other opportunities. Reach Cyber ​​Charter School, which opened in 2016, has grown to serve nearly 7,000 students in grades K-12 across Pennsylvania, officials said. The school provides STEM curriculum and career exploration opportunities designed with virtual learning in mind. For more information about Reach Cyber ​​Charter School, visit www.ReachCyber.org or call 717-704-8437.

This article originally appeared in the Bucks County Courier Times: Reach Cyber ​​​​Charter School celebrates graduation of class of 2024