Anxiety is common at every age and stage of life, but when it comes to K-12 students, social anxiety disorders can be a barrier to learning in an in-person school.  According to EdWeek.org, 50% of middle school students and 56% of high school students report feeling depressed, stressed or anxious...
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Early childhood education is a crucial part of setting up a successful educational journey for young children. While ASU Prep Digital doesn’t offer a virtual pre-K program, we understand the importance of preparing children for kindergarten. This guide is designed to help future-focused parents and guardians understand the importance of...
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Parent/guardian support plays an important part in helping students succeed in middle school. Moving on from elementary school to middle school is a big transition for them. A new school and class schedule, more kids and different social situations are just a few things they will face. But as students...
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Middle school, usually sixth, seventh and eighth grade, is more than just a transitional phase between elementary and high school; it is a critical period that lays the groundwork for a student's future academic success, particularly in preparing for college.  Research shows that students often experience a decline in academic...
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Middle school is not just a time for social growth – it’s also a critical phase for academic development. According to the National Middle School Association (NMSA), early adolescent education significantly impacts students' future academic trajectories, which means students who engage in a well-rounded curriculum during these formative years are...
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Arizona is at the forefront of redefining education with its innovative online high school options. These programs provide a flexible and personalized alternative to traditional high schools, allowing students to chart their own path to success. Designed to cater to diverse learning needs, online high schools empower students with the...
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