Lincoln Wallace, Adventurous Student Athlete ASU Prep Digital student and California native Lincoln Wallace doesn’t come from a soccer-playing family, but when his dad was deployed in the military, his mom got him involved in a soccer camp. He jokes that at the young age of five, “everyone’s good,” but Lincoln really was good and has continued to play competitively since. Playing as a midfielder, Lincoln is positioned between the defenders and the forwards, being involved in both assists and attacks. “A midfielder has to be diverse,” he explains, and...
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Hugh Eaton, Taking Power Shots Hugh Eaton, 17-year-old ASU Prep Digital student athlete, is taking power shots when it comes to his future, getting a jump start on his professional soccer career. Overseas. While still in high school. Because of ASU Prep Digital’s flexible and personalized online curriculum, Hugh is...
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Originally published on ASUNews February 15, 2023 On Feb. 15, Forbes listed Arizona State University as one of America’s Best Large Employers for 2023. In partnership with Statista, a global provider of rankings and large-scale polling, Forbes surveyed approximately 45,000 U.S. employees at companies with more than 1,000 workers. Five hundred...
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This was originally published on the EastValley.com website A program that was started to help close the learning gap caused by the pandemic is working so well at Willis Junior High School, the principal wants to expand it. Arizona State University Prep Digital and the state Department of Education came...
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Julie Young, vice president of education outreach and student services and managing director, ASU Preparatory Academy and ASU Prep Digital, was named a Power of Women Innovation winner for 2023 by the ASU+GSV Summit. This award recognizes female CEOs, presidents, and founders leading and achieving successful outcomes for companies in...
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Jamaica is the third-largest island in the Caribbean and school is primarily modeled on the British education system. The Government of Jamaica and the Jamaican Ministry of Education and Youth (MoEY) recognizes that education must be accessible to all students. “Every child can learn, Every child must learn” is something...
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Communities have been hit hard these past few years. Cost of living increases. Decreased supply of goods and services. Affordable housing. Struggling businesses. Personnel shortages. Schools, teachers and ultimately students have felt the heavy burden placed on education. Smaller rural communities have been especially hit hard. Callout: How is a...
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