Storm Isaias

October 12, 2026

Update: FLVS Operating Normally Following Hurricane Isaias

Updated: Oct. 12, 2026, 8 a.m.

FLVS continues normal operations today, Monday, Oct. 12.

Please note that FLVS teachers are located throughout Florida, and response times may vary based on local conditions. If a student's teacher was affected by the storm, families will be notified of a temporary point of contact to help ensure learning continues with minimal disruption.

We understand that recovery looks different for everyone, and some may need additional time and support as communities return to normal. 

Additional information for those affected, including a list of community resources, is available on the FLVS Storm Resources webpage.

Update: FLVS Operating Normally Following Hurricane Isaias

Updated: Oct. 11, 2026, 8 a.m.

FLVS will continue normal operations on Monday, Oct. 12.

As communities across Northwest Florida recover from Hurricane Isaias, some students, families, and team members may still be experiencing localized flooding, power outages, or other storm-related impacts. 

Families affected by the storm should notify their teacher(s) as soon as possible. Team members should reach out to their supervisors.

Please note that FLVS teachers are located throughout Florida, and response times may vary based on local conditions. If a student's teacher was affected by the storm, families will be notified of a temporary point of contact to help ensure learning continues with minimal disruption.

The well-being of our students, families, and team members remains our top priority. We understand that recovery looks different for everyone, and some may need additional time and support as communities return to normal.

Additional information for those affected, including a list of community resources, is available on the FLVS Storm Resources webpage.

Update: FLVS Operations Remain Normal, Stay Safe

Updated: Oct. 9, 2026, 11:30 a.m.

FLVS operations remain consistent, and we anticipate maintaining normal operations. 

Students and Families

If a teacher is affected by the storm and unable to provide timely support, students will be notified of an alternate point of contact to help ensure continuity of instruction and course progress.

Team Members 

If you are being evacuated or feel you need to move to a safer location, please do so and notify your instructional leaders/supervisor. 

Please take all necessary precautions to stay safe and follow the guidance of local authorities. We will continue to share updates as needed and wish everyone in affected areas safety throughout the storm.

For the latest storm information, visit the National Hurricane Center website. 

Update: FLVS Operations Remain Normal

Updated: Oct. 8, 2026, 11 a.m.

Isaias has strengthened into a hurricane and is expected to make landfall along the northern Gulf Coast this weekend, impacting portions of the Southeast.

At this time, FLVS operations remain consistent, and we anticipate maintaining normal operations. However, because FLVS students and teachers are located throughout Florida, some teachers may be personally impacted by the storm. As a result, students may experience delays in teacher response times.

If a teacher is affected by the storm and unable to provide timely support, students will be notified of an alternate point of contact to help ensure continuity of instruction and course progress.

Please take all necessary precautions to stay safe and follow the guidance of local authorities. We will continue to share updates as needed and wish everyone in affected areas safety throughout the storm.

For the latest storm information, visit the National Hurricane Center website. 

Update: Florida Virtual School is Monitoring Tropical Storm Isaias

Updated: Oct. 7, 2026, 11:30 a.m.

Florida Virtual School (FLVS) is closely monitoring Tropical Storm Isaias, which is projected to impact the Gulf Coast of North Florida later this week.

We encourage students, families, and team members to continue monitoring this webpage for updates as additional information becomes available. Please prioritize your safety and follow the guidance of local authorities.

For the latest storm information, visit the National Hurricane Center website.