Page 2 - Apex Learning News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Stockton Unified officials project the grad rate will rise this year amid concerns of lack of rigor in one online coursework program.

Advanced Placement classes and Pell grant-funded college classesare two ways that bright, low-income high school students can earncollege degree credits. But AP classes are costly for the schooldistrict, may duplicate existing community resources, and can reachrelatively few low-income students while Pell grants arecost-effective, offer more course variety, and can serve a greatnumber of needy students.

Connecticut will use some of $110M in federal COVID-19 education funds for summer enrichment, online learning platforms, statewide model curriculum Amanda Blanco, Hartford Courant The state Department of Education expects to use some of $110 million in coronavirus relief funding from the American Rescue Plan to provide summer enrichment program grants, extend contracts with online learning platforms and establish a statewide model curriculum, according to a report released Wednesday. It will also set aside about $5 million to cover coronavirus-related costs for a handful for s...

Seattle, WA (PRWEB) June 02, 2021 -- Apex Learning, a recognized leader in digital curriculum and online learning, announced a collaboration with the Eastern

Reply May 12, 2021 (HARTFORD) - The Connecticut State Department of Education (CSDE) today announced, after a thorough procurement process, the Department is entering into two partnerships with Apex Learning and Defined Learning to support its goal of delivering equitable access to high-quality online curricula and courses at no cost to school districts. "Advancing equity and access requires us to think boldly and create transformative programs that leverage the deliberate and strategic use of technology in concert with in-person learning. Integrating these virtual platforms into classroom le...