When we talk about school choice, the conversation often centers on charter schools, private schools or voucher programs. But what if districts could expand choice without fragmenting their systems — or losing students to outside options?

Whether you’re bouncing back after time away from school, looking to re-engage with a new learning style or you just can't seem to find your way in traditional high school, this school year can be YOUR comeback era. And we’ve got the flexible, student-first program to support it.

We all know that obtaining a diploma is something to be proud of, but it can be easy to lose sight of just how much this achievement can impact your life. From professional advancement to personal satisfaction, it's not just a sheet of paper — it's a key that unlocks countless doors

When the pandemic hit the United States, it disrupted education and forced students and teachers to adapt in new ways. Suddenly, the traditional school system couldn’t operate the same way because classes weren’t held in person for a time.

Finishing high school is no small feat. Sometimes, finding the motivation to complete your diploma can be challenging. With family circumstances, job demands or struggles within the classroom, it can be tough to see the worth of investing time in your education. You might ask yourself, “Why does...

There are many ways that students learn best. Some want more time to work on their own, and others want more one-on-one support. With the various life circumstances, family obligations and demanding schedules that any high schooler can have, keeping up with the style of traditional high school...

High school is a busy time in life. You’re trying to balance academics with extracurriculars, college searching and applications, family obligations and, often, a time-consuming job. While many students choose to work in high school because it allows them to save money for college, pay for their...

High school can be difficult, and many students question if it’s even worth it. With how challenging the coursework can be and how scheduling issues come up, it’s normal to wonder if you should just drop out of high school.

When it comes to completing high school, there is no “right” way to finish. Every student has their own needs, and traditional high school tracks can’t always fill those needs. Each school year, students everywhere pursue alternatives to traditional school to obtain their high school diploma. And...