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Infographic: High-Dosage Tutoring
High-dosage tutoring is a proven method to reverse grades K-12 student learning loss. Find out how it works.
Flyer: Career Explorations
Help your students look beyond their zip code and into their future with an engaging, project-based curriculum that explores the global job market.
Personalized Learning
This school year, many districts have welcomed students back for face-toface learning and others have found ways to improve and enhance their virtual programs.
Research: Outcomes of Blended/Online Learning Programs: Newman-Crows Landing Unified School District
Individualized instruction supported by real-time data
and an engaging adaptive learning practice tool boosts elementary classroom performance
Training and Support to Prepare Caring Adults for Online Learning Success
Now more than ever, school districts, parents, and families recognize the urgent need to
support learning at home and in the many different environments where your child may be learning virtually.
Training Options
Our tailored learning solutions are designed to give you tools
to prepare your schools, your educators, your students, and
your family community for an evolving future, with a mind
toward student success and improved outcomes.
From Access Comes Equity. Create Limitless Learning.
The world around us has changed forever. And Stride has always been ready. Distance learning
is now an integral aspect of learning—for all levels—around the world. Stride Learning Solutions
helps districts find a promising path forward.
Virtual Career Learning Lifts All Students
How virtual career readiness education creates equity: opening access and building awareness of career pathways to reach students who otherwise might not be reached.
Five Critical Factors to Reset Learning This Year and Beyond
School districts can tap into the proven model of Stride K12-powered online schools when looking to implement an
effective online learning solution.
Respond, Recover, and Reset Learning
67% of students and parents are concerned about the quality of K–12 learning during the pandemic. Across different incomes, racial
backgrounds, and political affiliations, the majority of parents are concerned that their children learned less.
5 Ways Virtual Learning Will Look Different Post-Pandemic
As educators and students have become more experienced with
technology and online learning in pandemic times, they are better poised and more willing to embrace educational technology that delivers the benefits of
personalized learning.