2026 E-Learning Advisor of the Year
– Beverly Glover Logan
Beverly “Bev” Logan serves as the E-Learning Advisor at West Charlotte High School, where she supports scholars in grades 9–12 as they work toward graduation. A proud public school graduate and veteran educator, Bev brings a clear, high-expectations approach to her role, challenging students to stay focused, accountable, and confident as they navigate virtual coursework. She combines encouragement with structure, helping students see what’s possible and guiding them toward steady progress.
Bev is known for her strong communication and advocacy, ensuring NCVPS teachers always have the information they need to support students effectively. She stays closely connected to student data, monitors outcomes carefully, and quickly shares updates when circumstances change. Colleagues describe her as kind, responsive, and deeply reliable—someone whose emails consistently brighten their day and strengthen collaboration between schools and NCVPS.
Bev’s work is grounded in service and connection. She has a gift for creating welcoming virtual spaces where students feel supported and capable, and she regularly connects scholars with additional content-area support when needed. Beyond the school day, her service as an ordained minister, chaplain, and community volunteer shapes her leadership and reinforces her belief that education is about making a meaningful difference.
“Joy is making a positive difference in the lives of others.” ~ Bev Logan
NCVPS E-Learning Advisor of the Year Program
ELAs (E-Learning Advisors) play a crucial role at North Carolina Virtual Public School (NCVPS) in providing personalized support and guidance to students enrolled in online courses. Along with administrative duties related to enrollments, grades, and student contact information, ELAs have the responsibility to ensure that students have enthusiasm for virtual learning as well as the tools and support necessary to achieve their learning goals in a virtual environment.
The E-Learning Advisor (ELA) award is to recognize an ELA whose innovative practices serve as a model for other schools or districts. Their innovation results in improving the overall effectiveness of online learning and contributes to the success of students taking NCVPS courses. This identified success has led to opportunities for students and improved student achievement.
Role:
• Act as liaison between students and NCVPS instructors.
• Assist NCVPS instructors in contacting students.
• Drop students on or before the tenth day of class if the student is not going to take the course.
• Inform NCVPS if students withdraw from their school or if they transfer to another school.
• Administer EOC, CTE, AP, and NCFE exams.
• Use NCVPS school code on AP Exams (in addition to their school code).
• Share progress reports with students throughout the semester.
• Record final grades.
E-Learning Advisor of the Year Expectations:
• Demonstrates a high-level of commitment to students and ability to bridge the gap between the face-to-face environment and NCVPS.
• Consistently makes sound judgments that are pertinent to student success.
• Clearly understands NCVPS guidelines/processes and consistently meets deadlines.
• Regularly communicates with NCVPS teachers, NCVPS staff, parents, and various stakeholders to ensure student success.
• Goes above and beyond to connect students with their virtual learning.
• Initiates contact with NCVPS.
• Provides helpful feedback for improvement to NCVPS.
• Increases student participation in NCVPS courses over time.
2015 – 2026 Recipients:
| 2015 – Wendy Kraft | 2019 – Erin Schneider |
| 2016 – Teresa Heffelfinger | 2023 – Melissa Boswell |
| 2017 – Natarsha Sharpe | 2025 – Victoria Fornville |
| 2018 – Louise Carte | 2025 – Beverly Glover Logan |
Interested in Learning More?
Are you an NCVPS E-Learning Advisor who is passionate about virtual education? Click the button below to learn more about the E-Learning Advisor of the Year process.
