Explore Your Passions with Online High School Summer Courses
Summer is a time for fun and exploration. Why not enjoy both by exploring your passions and interests with a couple of online high school summer courses at Holston Academy?
Summer is a time for fun and exploration. Why not enjoy both by exploring your passions and interests with a couple of online high school summer courses at Holston Academy?
Between earning early college credits, impressing colleges with your application, and learning something new, taking an online summer AP class is a worthwhile endeavor for any high school student looking to continue their education upon graduation.
This month, I encourage all of us—students, teachers, staff, and families—to approach each day with a heart full of kindness. Let’s remember to not only express gratitude for the efforts of those around us but also to offer a helping hand, listen with empathy, and extend support when needed.
Learning a new language is like going on an adventure. In my LanguageBird Russian 1 online course, I learned how to read, write, and speak in Russian, which I look forward to using in real life sometime soon!
High school students have plenty of education options today, but it’s tough to find one that beats the benefits of online high school. In this article, we’ll detail the benefits of online high school and why it is a wonderful alternative–especially if students are struggling in traditional high school or require flexibility in their schedules.
Leadership Stories: Inspiring Journeys of Global Icons-2025 January 29, 2025 Megan views leadership as a journey that requires passion, patience, and perseverance, to create lasting impact in classrooms and communities. Leadership Stories: Inspiring Journeys of Global Icons-2025 Education leaders play a critical role in guiding the strategic direction of an organization’s initiatives while shaping its […]
Finding the time to boost their college transcript can be a challenge for many high schoolers. Plenty of teens have jobs, extracurricular activities like sports and clubs, and social lives that fill their schedules. It is important, however, that college-bound students take the time to enhance their college transcripts to make the best possible impression on university admissions teams when the time comes to apply.
A few months ago we shared part one from our Unlocking Executive Dysfunction webinar. Part two is now available and dives into useful tools for challenges related to executive function from guest speaker, Rose Saluti.
When your child is struggling, how do you know when it’s time to switch schools? A parent and educator, Holston Academy’s Head of School, Dr. Christina Seamster, gives three signs to watch for.