Over the past several months, we have seen three new reports released by Stanford’s Center for Research on Education Outcomes (CREDO) on charter schoo...
The issue of public school graduation rates is often described in basic terms in an attempt to quickly and easily identify which schools are successfu...
Students are individuals, and learning is personal. These are the two tenets on which online schools were built, and it is what is driving students ar...
April 25 was Bring Your Child to Work Day, and more than 120 children of K12 employees were at our Herndon headquarters for a fun-filled day of limitl...
If there’s one thing my students have taught me over the past 15 years, it’s that bullying doesn’t subscribe to any demographics. Every day, children ...
Uncovering the mind of a child is like discovering treasure -- you just don’t know what you will find. Teachers at Arizona Virtual Academy (AZVA) tapp...
Banji Judge, a principal of the blended learning program at Arizona Virtual Academy (AZVA), loves her job. But she has dreams of doing even more. So t...
The sounds of waves crashing against the shore is something 15-year-old Tao Rodriguez loves to hear. An avid surfer, Tao has been hitting the waves of...
The sounds of children laughing is a common sound heard coming from the exhibits of the Marbles Kids Museum in downtown Raleigh, North Carolina. For v...
After facing bullying in brick-and-mortar school, Oniyah Burns felt isolated and disconnected from the world. Seeking alternatives, Oniyah’s family ma...
Retiring baby boomers, a technology skills gap, and less career-prepared students are cause for concern in today’s rapidly changing workplace and emer...
