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5 Nontraditional Elective Courses to Inspire Your Students’ Passions

In an age where you feel like you’re fighting to keep your students interested in

Unpacking Exact Path: What does the learning path experience look like?

Our K–12 math, reading, and language arts program, Exact Path, combines adaptive diagnostic assessments with individualized learning paths to propel learning forward. Let’s take a closer look at what students experience every time they log in.

Madison Michell

[Resource] Every Student Has a Path with Edmentum Digital Curriculum

In our infographic, we walk through 3 different student paths and how partnering with Edmentum helps.

Brita Hammer

Addressing Teacher Shortage in Illinois: Causes, Considerations, and the Benefits of Virtual School Partnership

Like many states around the country, Illinois is facing a significant teacher shortage.

Sarah Cornelius

6 Summer Learning Opportunities for Your Child

How do you keep up the learning over the summer, without having to pay an arm and a leg? We've compiled some suggestions on activities to keep summer fun and academically enriching for your child!

Elaine Ho

[Summer PD] Indiana eLearning Regional Conferences & Edmentum

Calling all Indiana educators—have you planned your summer professional development (PD)?

Madison Michell

Personalization and Customization to Provide Holistic Student Support in Dowagiac Union School District’s Pathfinders Program in Michigan

Within Dowagiac Union School District in southwestern Michigan, administrator Kara Cox wears a lot of hats.

Sarah Cornelius

Bridging the Virtual Gap with Video: How EdOptions Academy Teacher Michaela Kenon Stays on Trend

Michaela Kenon, who teaches math, German, and CTE courses for EdOptions Academy, uses videos posted to her Twitter account to reach her students, coming up with creative parodies and even rap songs (at the request of her students) to make online learning approachable, relatable, and most of all, fun.

Sarah Cornelius