An individual education program (IEP) is a plan put together by students, parents and staff. It lays out the instruction, support, and services that a student needs. The plan includes the student’s present level of educational performance (PLEP), annual goals and short-term objectives, adaptations or related services, assistive technology, and progress measurement. The Individuals with…
Oh, middle school. Hormones. Cliques. Drama. Did anyone actually have a good time? If you’re hesitant to send your child into the abyss of junior high, online school may be the solution. Online learning has become the norm since many traditional schools transitioned to virtual instruction during the pandemic. But, there are differences between schools…
It’s that time of year again when high school juniors and seniors start to think about the ACT and SAT. These tests are essential and can often determine a student’s pathway to college. It’s a best practice to test by the fall of your senior year. This way, you can retake the test and submit…
Today, few people are strangers to working, learning, and even socializing online. Students and adults alike have all had to shift much of their day-to-day life to digital functions. Online schools offer benefits you won’t find on a traditional campus. The schedule is flexible, making it easier for students to balance life and school. Because…
Ahhhh, summer. The kids are out of school and ready for three months of outdoor fun. Unfortunately, a study by NWEA found that kids in 3rd through 5th grade, on average, lose about 20 percent of their school-year gains in reading during summer break. Summer reading can help students retain and expand the knowledge they…
If you’re a high school junior or senior, you’ve likely spent time thinking about your future. If you plan on going to college, it’s important that you end up at a school that will support you and your aspirations. Higher education is an investment, so it’s smart to research which school will best serve you….
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