Online high school offers several benefits for students and families, including a student-centered education, flexibility, a diverse offering of courses, and self-paced learning. Read on to learn how students can be successful in online high school.
When planning for college, students often focus on core subjects like math, science, and English while viewing world language study as an optional extra. However, language learning is far more than a checkbox on a transcript—it’s a valuable asset that strengthens college applications, enhances academic performance, and opens doors to future career opportunities.
It’s not often that an eighth-grade student takes charge of her education and her future, but that’s exactly what Joy-Luz Ross-Lumsden has done. Today we shine a spotlight on this exceptional Holston Academy eighth-grader.
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 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.
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.
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 freshman and sophomore years.