The first day of school is moments away, but administrators around the country are facing a big snag: Missing Staff. The National Center for Education Statistics found in March of 2022 that 44% of public schools were facing full- or part-time teaching vacancies.
How Homeschooling Benefits Children with ADHD
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) can be challenging not only for the children who live with these conditions but also for the families and educators who support them. With personalized learning at the core of our mission, Excel High School offers accredited middle, high school, and adult high school diploma programs that meet the needs of every learner. We believe that homeschooling can be an excellent avenue to provide a tailored education for students with ADHD. Here’s how to make it work.
Envelopes to Emails: The Evolution Of Online Learning
Online learning and homeschooling have emerged as powerful alternatives to traditional classroom education in the United States. While their prominence might seem like a recent phenomenon, the roots of such alternative education systems stretch deep into our nation’s history. From the pioneering days when American settlers educated their children at home using whatever resources they had, to today’s technologically advanced online learning platforms, there’s a rich tapestry of evolution and change.
The Power Of The Pen: Encouraging Creative Writing at Excel
The art of creative writing holds a significant place in the realm of education. It fosters imagination, enhances critical thinking, and boosts self-expression. At Excel High School, we believe in nurturing these essential skills in our students through our comprehensive creative writing program.
A Day In The Life Of An Excel High School Student
Picture this: The alarm rings at 7:00 AM, and instead of rushing through breakfast to catch the school bus, you take a leisurely stroll to your desk with a cup of tea in hand. Welcome to a day in the life of an Excel High School student.
A Customizable Schedule
The first thing that distinguishes an Excel High School student’s day is the flexibility of their schedule. As an online high school, Excel offers students the freedom to shape their study hours according to their own rhythms and commitments.
How Online High Schools Like Excel Promote Personalized Learning
Today, let’s delve into the exciting world of personalized learning, a concept that is revolutionizing the educational landscape and shaping the future of learning. Here at Excel High School, we are at the forefront of this transformation, adopting a personalized approach to ensure that each student’s unique needs and learning style are catered to.
High School Diploma vs. GED: Which Is Best For You?
In the landscape of secondary education, there’s an ongoing debate about the comparative value of a GED and a traditional high school diploma. Now with the rise of online education, a third contender has entered the ring: the online high school diploma. At Excel High School, we believe that our online diploma program offers several advantages over both traditional diplomas and the GED. In this post, we will highlight why Excel High School stands out as a superior choice for your educational journey.
Staying Engaged: Unlocking Your Child’s Success In The Online Classroom
Online learning offers flexibility and a personalized learning experience. However, it also calls for self-discipline, organization, and a significant level of parental guidance and involvement, particularly for younger students. Here’s how parents contribute to their child’s online education:
Exploring Career Paths: How Excel High School Guides Students To Their Future
Education is not just about learning from textbooks. It’s about shaping your journey, discovering your passions, and paving the pathway to your future. At Excel High School, we believe in providing comprehensive education that not only prepares our students academically but also equips them with the necessary real-world skills to thrive in their chosen careers. Our diverse curriculum allows students to tailor their educational experience to suit their individual goals and interests.
The Incredible Benefits of Reading on Student Success
In the United States, only an average of about 79% of adults read well enough to be considered “literate.” Literacy being simply “the ability to read and write” doesn’t mean that 79% of adults can read and write proficiently; it only means that they can recognize words by sight and assemble letters to make words. The levels of literacy necessary to be successful, however, are far higher than that minimal definition. In fact, a student’s reading comprehension directly corresponds as a predictor of both college and career success. That means that if you want your student to be successful, it’s time to convince them about the magical benefits of reading on their success.
