According to a recent study*, students who receive social and emotional learning (SEL) training score higher academically, have better high school graduation rates, and “reap lifelong monetary benefits for their healthy adult lifestyle.” Check out this in depth article and stay tuned for our analysis and how we’ve embedded SEL into our instructional model from day one. *Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL), the University of Illinois at Chicago, Loyola University, and the University of British Columbia
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Every student has their own unique vision of what their path to success looks like. At ASU Prep Digital, each student is assigned a Learning Success Coach in order to support their specific needs, from setting goals to figuring out what learning style best serves them and planning their path...
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According to a new study by the Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR), college graduates are earning twice as much as high school graduates. In an annual report produced by ABOR on wages earned by graduates within the Arizona university system, they found that high school graduates earn a median wage...
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It’s no secret that the traditional brick-and-mortar style of high school does not work for every student. Whether it’s feeling underwhelmed in your courses, being afraid of falling behind, or not enjoying the rigid school day structure, it can be easy to write your high school experience off as a...
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Online learning has become more widely accepted and sought after in recent years. More and more students are finding that the traditional brick-and-mortar style of learning doesn’t fit their needs and they are looking to make a change that benefits them both in and out of the classroom. If you’re...
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Learning a language in high school may feel like another graduation requirement, but in reality, the benefits will serve students beyond the classroom. Whether it’s Spanish, French, Mandarin or Arabic, the earlier students begin shaping their language skills, the easier it will be for them to understand and speak it....
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The Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR) has released new data showing that half of Arizona high school graduates aren’t attending college. In a report on college enrollment and completion released by ABOR, it states that 71,337 students graduated from Arizona high schools in 2017 and 33,812 of them chose not...
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