- Pursues a business passion while continuing to succeed in school.
- Finds time for a rigorous practice schedule.
- Participates in gifted and talented programs.
- Learns at a faster, more challenging pace.
- Gains real-world skills through career and technical education courses.
- Receives individual support and guidance.
- Learns from home and concentrates on studies.
- Develops fundamental life skills in a highly supportive environment.
- Finds a public school alternative to homeschooling.
- Takes time to focus on family values.
- Plans lessons around appointments and other commitments.
- Completes certain schoolwork in the evening or on weekends.
- Receives focused guidance from college counselors.
- Builds personal responsibility.
- Follows a learning path that works with learning disabilities.
- Receives exceptional support from teachers and staff.
- Takes Advanced Placement®* courses and earns college credit.
- Receives focused guidance from college counselors.
FOR ALL KINDS OF STUDENTS
Increased Flexibility
A typical day in online school can vary for each student. While students must follow the established curriculum and meet semester requirements, they can tailor their schedule to their specific needs or learning styles, such as scheduling time to pursue their extracurricular passions or spending time on subjects they find difficult.
Learning with Others
Students regularly participate in LiveLesson® sessions, which are real-time online learning sessions where teachers, students, and peers meet in the Pearson Online Classroom. Students also engage in synchronous interactions with both teachers and staff during regular school hours, fostering enhanced learning and allowing for tracking progress.
Helpful Resources
Our Resource Hub also offers key resources and tools for families, including:
* Advanced Placement® is a registered trademark of the College Board. Used with permission.