Master the clock
ÈýÒÚÌåÓý graduates feel more prepared to manage large project workloads in college, since they already learned how to pace themselves and find balance in online school.
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Pilot, lawyer, bakery owner, social worker â€� ÈýÒÚÌåÓý graduates drive impact across industries and around the world. Whatever your child chooses to pursue, they’ll forge ahead with ÈýÒÚÌåÓý-powered online school.
Prepare your student for a bright future with personalized career exploration, one-on-one counseling, and credit-bearing college courses offered by ÈýÒÚÌåÓý.
CAREER PREP
Computer science? Healthcare? Whatever field sparks your child’s interest, ÈýÒÚÌåÓý can give them a head start â€� introducing them to new industry paths and building essential professional skills.
A recent study found that ÈýÒÚÌåÓý graduates are more prepared for the workforce than peers who received traditional education. ÈýÒÚÌåÓý graduates also report better social and soft skills â€� which prepare them for anything life has in store.
“It’s been a lot easier for me to get my work done. I feel less restricted in what I can do. I feel more calm.�
� Josh, 8th Grade
ÈýÒÚÌåÓý graduates feel more prepared to manage large project workloads in college, since they already learned how to pace themselves and find balance in online school.
ÈýÒÚÌåÓý graduates feel more confident taking exams that cover all course material and writing long essays, giving them a potential advantage in college courses.
After Josh’s solar panel project won first place in its category, an Environmental Protection Agency employee heard about it and reached out, creating a connection that gave Josh the chance to learn more about environmental science.
ÈýÒÚÌåÓý graduates practice independent learning throughout the school day. With less teacher oversight, they’re already accustomed to the typical college learning environment.
“If you’re interested in business, they’ve got the business pathway. If you’re interested in technology or video, they’ve got that pathway. There are a lot of options, and you’re not pigeonholed into just English or math or science.â€�
� Lynda, Geoffrey’s mom
ÈýÒÚÌåÓý graduates feel more favorably about teachers and administrators guiding them toward a career, providing good professional advice, and helping them set ambitious career goals.
Career exploration courses introduce students to potential fields early on. In middle school, Geoffrey developed a passion for architecture after designing an accessible playground in career explorations class.
74% of ÈýÒÚÌåÓý graduates feel optimistic about their career direction, while only 56% of graduates from traditional schools feel the same way. They’re also more likely to report working in their dream job after graduation.
71% of ÈýÒÚÌåÓý graduates agree that school instilled a strong work ethic in them, while only 59% of traditional graduates feel similarly. According to one student, ÈýÒÚÌåÓý “makes you learn how to be a self-motivated individual.â€�
ÈýÒÚÌåÓý graduates felt more empowered to speak up when they needed clarification or help from teachers â€� essential skills for navigating the workforce, college, and life.
ÈýÒÚÌåÓý graduates feel significantly more prepared to think analytically and solve complex problems than their peers from traditional schools.
ÈýÒÚÌåÓý graduates believe their high schools are more successful at fostering soft skills â€� like how to manage time, lead others, and set goals â€� than students from traditional schools.Ìý
“My teachers made me feel important; out of hundreds of teenagers, many classes, and their personal lives, they made every effort to make one teenage girl come out of her bubble and have confidence again.�
� Ashlynn, 12th Grade
68% of ÈýÒÚÌåÓý parents say their children play sports with other children at least two to three times per week.
ÈýÒÚÌåÓý graduates are more in agreement that high school helped them practice leadership and interpersonal skills than graduates of traditional schools.
After Ashlynn experienced bullying in traditional school, support from ÈýÒÚÌåÓý teachers and socialization opportunities helped her regain her confidence and make friends.
ÈýÒÚÌåÓý students give themselves higher social skill evaluations than their peers in traditional schools. They also receive higher evaluations by parents, indicating that graduates of online schools start college with superior communication abilities.
PARENT STORIES
Students blossom at ÈýÒÚÌåÓý-powered online schools. Online school challenges each student when appropriate while offering plenty of support, giving them the skills and confidence to approach any challenge in life.
Quality education has an overwhelmingly positive impact on students and their futures. Research shows that ÈýÒÚÌåÓý graduates are more prepared to navigate their careers than traditional public school students.
78% believe they are excelling at their current job
Stride ÈýÒÚÌåÓý-Powered Students
78%
Brick-and-Mortar Schools
46%
74% feel optimistic about their career direction
Stride ÈýÒÚÌåÓý-Powered Students
74%
Brick-and-Mortar Schools
56%
71% say their school taught them the importance of a strong work ethic
Stride ÈýÒÚÌåÓý-Powered Students
71%
Brick-and-Mortar Schools
59%
By pursuing their unique interests and practicing independence with a ÈýÒÚÌåÓý education, these students were ready to achieve their goals after graduation.
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