Original Research by School Decision on Elearn 379 Virtual School
eLearn 379 Virtual School was a virtual school serving Clay County, Kansas, and is now closed. It was part of the Clay County school district, based in Clay Center, the county seat. The school’s grade configuration was listed as M through M, a designation that suggests a multi-grade range, though the exact grade span was not specified in the available records.
Clay Center is a small, quiet county-seat town with a traditional downtown core, a mix of residential neighborhoods, and civic anchors such as the Clay County Courthouse, the Carnegie Library, and several parks. The local housing market is modest, with home values that have risen in recent years, though they remain well below national averages. The town has experienced a slight population decline since the 2020 census, and there is no major new development activity reported. The broader economic context includes low unemployment and incomes around the national median.
Because this school is closed, there is no information about its academic performance, student enrollment, demographics, or program offerings. No state testing data, graduation rate, or disciplinary records are available. The school did not operate long enough to produce a public record of outcomes, or if it did, that record is no longer maintained. A parent or resident looking into this school today would find that it no longer exists, and the district’s current offerings are not captured here. For anyone seeking information about the Clay County district’s active schools, the available data on eLearn 379 Virtual School does not provide a useful picture of what is currently in place.
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