Letter From A Parent

It’s not uncommon for parents to write to us, and we love getting letters that celebrate our staff. We recently received the letter below from a family who admitted they were reluctant to enroll their daughter in a virtual school when she suggested it, but made the move when the pandemic hit. “Once I found ASU Prep Digital, I knew we had a great option available to us.” - Matt Cepkauskas, parent “I felt like I needed to take a few minutes to sing the praises of Mrs. Sanderson and...
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Program offers in-person experiences for ASU Prep Digital students

Through a new hybrid program in partnership with New College, ASU Prep Digital high school students can engage in a number of project-based learning activities in person. This article originally appeared in News.asu.edu written by Emily Balli Online high school students participate in discussions, project-based learning in hybrid format With online...
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Connections in Online Learning Supports Student Achievement

The ASU Prep Digital Partnership: Student, Parent, Teacher, Community All students, regardless of age or grade, want to feel valued and cared about. They want to be seen, understood, and accepted. Whether attending school in person or online, finding connections is critical to their educational success. Sociologist Joyce Epstein, a...
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ASU Prep Digital Teams up with Google Public Sector to Develop Streaming Educational Curriculum with Universal Access

New Immersive 3D Courses, Available to Schools Worldwide This Fall, Rely on Proprietary Platform that Solve Accessibility Problems for Rural and Tech-Limited Schools PHOENIX (July 13, 2022) –  ASU Prep Digital, an accredited online K-12 school offered through Arizona State University, has partnered with Google Public Sector, to make remote...
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8 Great Summer Activities to Boost Your College Resume

You’ve worked hard all year and summer is the perfect time to wind down and indulge in some well-deserved “me” time. It’s also a great time to further develop yourself and commit to your goals. If college is on your mind, showing your dedication to personal growth and development can...
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Supporting Struggling Readers Through the Science of Reading

Reading is one of the most fundamental ingredients to life. It provides a window to the world and opens doors. Reading gets your mind working across different areas—stimulates imagination, recounts memories, and uses analytical abilities. Frederick Douglass said, “Once you learn to read, you will be forever free.” Yet there...
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Tips to Keep Your Brain Active During Summer Break

Ah, summer. Vacations. Staycations. Sleeping in. For many, summer break means beach, binge-watch, and sometimes, boredom. But just because you’re not in school doesn’t mean learning has to stop. Summer break is the perfect time to find time for things you love with activities that also help keep your brain...
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