K-5 students spend more time in the group setting and with their teacher in Zoom. These students begin the day on Zoom with their class for homeroom and their lesson, then they have a break, and in the afternoon teachers will pull small groups of students into Zoom for targeted, personalized support. 6-12 students have less synchronous time than K-5.

The amount of synchronous and asynchronous time can be customized to meet the needs of our partners.

You can find a complete list of supplies at the links below.

• Kindergarten Supply List
• 1st Grade Supply List
• 2nd Grade Supply List
• 3rd Grade Supply List
• 4th Grade Supply List
• 5th Grade Supply List

The curriculum in each class is personalized by the teacher, aligning with the Arizona state standards. The teacher will integrate live video chat lessons, publisher-created online lessons, workbook style activities, hands-on projects and teacher created content. 

English Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, Art, PE

Yes, we personalize the learning so each student is working up to their potential. Students are allowed to work at their own pace and accelerate beyond current grade level.

Yes, AzM2 is the statewide achievement test for Arizona students. Arizona public school students in Grades 3 – 8 and grade 10 (cohort 2023 in 2020-2021 school year) will take the grade level AzM2 assessments in English Language Arts and Mathematics.  Testing dates are in the spring each year. All students are responsible for taking the in-person state standardized tests.