HENRICO COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) -- Henrico County students interested in attending school virtually for the 2025-26 school year can sign up for Henrico Virtual Academy through the end of January. The virtual K-12 school -- the only one offered in the county -- is accepting applications through Jan. 31, according to the school division. "The flexibility, individualized environment and focus provided by [Henrico Virtual Academy] allows students to reach new heights in their education, to go along with the strong, varied academic curriculum available to students of all grade levels," said Henrico County Public Schools in a press release. Virtual students can still participate in sports and other Virginia High School League-approved activities from their home schools. According to the release, there are also various opportunities to spend in-person time with their peers and academy staff. Chesterfield Schools announces its new superintendent Two high school graduating classes have emerged from Henrico Virtual Academy since its conception, with many of them leaving enrolled, enlisted and/or employed, according to Henrico Schools. To qualify for Henrico Virtual Academy, a prospective student must already be enrolled in Henrico County Public Schools or live in Henrico but currently attend school elsewhere. You can view proof of residency requirements here. If you are interested in enrolling your child in Henrico Virtual Academy, you can apply here. The application is available in both English and Spanish.