Considering an online class for the second semester? Explore the benefits of taking an online class, including independent study skills, access to advanced courses, career exploration, and meeting students nationwide. Holston Academy offers a wide range of AP, dual enrollment, and elective courses to help your student succeed in high school and beyond.
This guide highlights critical actions students should undertake from the outset of high school through to the summer before their senior year, ensuring thorough preparation for the college admissions endeavor. This article focuses on senior year.
When it comes to a student’s performance in school, there’s only so much parents can do to ensure their child is succeeding in the classroom and we’re learning there’s a major disconnect between teachers, parents, students, and actual school performance. Read on for some shocking statistics and potential solutions to a growing problem.
Student assessments involve the collection and analysis of information about where students are academically. These assessments provide valuable insights into your child’s unique strengths and learning needs.
October 10 is World Mental Health Day, an international day for global mental health education, awareness, and advocacy against the social stigmas that are attached to mental health.
Holston Academy recently hosted our first Coffee & Connections webinar, an opportunity for everyone in the Holston community–and beyond–to get together and discuss today’s most relevant topics in the world of education.
This guest blog takes a deep dive into exactly what the AP Capstone program is, who is a good fit for the program, and why high school students should take advantage of this opportunity.
This guide highlights critical actions students should undertake from the outset of high school through to the summer before their senior year, ensuring thorough preparation for the college admissions endeavor. This article focuses on junior year.
Artificial intelligence is everywhere. In our homes, in our cars, at our workplaces, and in our schools. Yes, AI has made its way into education. Kids, especially teens, are quite adept when it comes to adopting new technology and figuring out how it can benefit them.