In a stellar display of intellect and strategy, ASU Prep Digital third grader, Aayansh Guntaka, made an incredible mark on the international chess scene. Competing in the 2024 FIDE World School Championship in Lima, Peru, Aayansh emerged victorious in the U-9 Open category, finishing an impressive full point ahead of...
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Recently, the National Center for Education Statistics found that only 62% of public schools include college and career milestones in their graduation requirements. This means some students are heading into college with little to no preparedness for what’s to come—but college prep schools are changing that. As a parent or...
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Sami Sonder,  recent ASU Prep Digital graduate, is pirouetting her way to the Tisch School of the Arts at NYU this fall. Thanks to the flexibility of online schooling, Sami was able to choreograph her demanding dance schedule with her academics. This setup allowed her to attend classes from anywhere,...
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Online education gives students the option to complete their schoolwork from virtually anywhere. Classes can be completed several ways, including on laptops or tablets, or even on smartphones, and are typically less expensive than traditional in-person education. More than 70% of students believe that online learning is more effective than...
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One of the most important decisions parents/guardians face in their student’s educational journey is determining the type of school that will best support their future success. This includes whether a college prep program is the right fit.  A prep school is an educational institution designed to rigorously prepare students for...
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Online school (also known as eLearning, distance learning, or virtual school) takes a traditional K–12 classroom and applies it in a digital setting, either partially or entirely online. Students and teachers are in different locations, but they’re able to connect via the internet using a computer or tablet. Online schools...
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