Students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) require tailored educational approaches that accommodate their unique learning needs or impairments. These programs ensure students receive the support necessary to thrive academically, whether they have learning disabilities, physical challenges or other special ed needs. Traditionally, this support has been delivered in brick-and-mortar settings,...
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As virtual schooling becomes a mainstream educational option, the importance of extracurricular activities in fostering well-rounded student development has grown significantly. Through online extracurricular activities, high school and middle school students can gain essential skills, explore interests and enhance their college applications. Studies indicate that extracurricular involvement positively influences college...
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What does it take to excel in both world-class education and elite ballet training? For ASU Prep Digital 11th grader Gracie Kirkwood, the answer lies in passion, persistence and the essential support of a flexible learning model that empowers her to follow her dreams. Born and raised in Ohio, Gracie...
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Preparing for college is a journey that begins long before applications are due in senior year. While it may seem early to consider college during freshman year of high school, the truth is each year holds unique opportunities for students to grow academically, explore their interests and develop a sense...
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Traditional classrooms no longer define the limits of education. Unbundled learning reshapes how students engage with their education, offering more flexible and personalized paths to success. This approach emphasizes adapting to students' unique needs and goals, extending learning into diverse environments and experiences. Recently, Whitney Marsh, Chief of Staff at...
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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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