Stride, Inc. reports developments tied to its technology-based education business, including financial results, earnings calls, and enrollment activity for online public and private school programs. The company operates through K12, a portfolio brand that powers virtual public schools, accredited homeschool curriculum, personalized tutoring, and related learning options.
Recurring company updates include state-by-state enrollment openings for tuition-free virtual public schools, teacher-led online instruction, career and technical education pathways, academic support programs, and high school diploma options. News also covers revenue, operating income, adjusted measures, enrollment definitions, and fiscal-year outlooks for Stride’s education platform.
Oklahoma Virtual Charter Academy (OVCA) begins the 2021-2022 school year on August 10, offering a full-time online education for K-12 students in Oklahoma. With a focus on personalized learning, OVCA combines technology with a comprehensive curriculum led by certified teachers. Students can earn college credits in grades 11 and 12, providing early access to college courses. A recent survey indicates 91% of parents value multiple schooling options, with many considering full-time online education. OVCA is still accepting enrollments for the current school year.
Florida Cyber Charter Academy (FLCCA) is set to commence the 2021-2022 school year on August 10, providing a full-time online public school option for K-12 students in Florida. With the pandemic reshaping education, 91% of parents express the need for diverse schooling options, including online models. The academy boasts a supportive online environment conducive to academic success, catering to students' unique needs, and is currently accepting enrollments for the new academic year. FLCCA operates as a tuition-free school under the Florida public school system.
Hoosier Academy and Insight School of Indiana are set to launch the 2021-2022 school year on August 9, offering a full-time online education option. A Stride survey reveals that 91% of parents value multiple school choices, with many considering online education post-pandemic. Despite reported learning losses nationwide, Stride K12-powered schools like Hoosier and ISIN have demonstrated lower learning loss rates. Online learning provides an adaptable curriculum, catering to diverse student needs. Enrollment is ongoing for the new academic year.
Iowa Virtual Academy (IAVA), a tuition-free public school within the Clayton Ridge Community School District, is set to commence its 2021-2022 academic year on August 23, 2021. A recent survey by Stride, Inc. indicates that 91% of parents value diverse educational options, with a notable interest in full-time online and hybrid models due to pandemic experiences. Despite national learning loss trends, Stride K12-powered schools, including IAVA, reported lower learning loss rates, and some students even achieved learning gains. IAVA continues to accept enrollments for this school year.
Tennessee Virtual Academy (TNVA) will commence the 2021-2022 school year on August 9, offering a full-time online education option for students in Tennessee. Amid the ongoing impact of the pandemic, a survey by Stride, Inc. revealed that 91% of parents value multiple school options, with nearly two-thirds considering full-time online education. TNVA, supported by state-licensed teachers, provides a personalized curriculum aimed at minimizing learning loss. The academy is part of Stride, Inc. (NYSE: LRN), which has reported lower learning loss than national averages, addressing a notable concern from the pandemic.
Palo Alto Unified School District has partnered with Stride, Inc. (NYSE: LRN) to offer an innovative online learning solution for students from transitional kindergarten through 12th grade amid ongoing COVID-19 challenges. This collaboration will deliver a customized curriculum and teacher-led instruction during the 2021-2022 school year. Stride will support Palo Alto by providing educational services and training for parents, ensuring equitable access through translation features in 65 languages. This initiative aims to meet diverse learning needs and set a model for other districts.
The recent survey by Stride, Inc. highlights that over 60% of parents are hesitant to send their children back to school due to COVID-19 concerns, particularly with the Delta variant causing 83% of new cases. Many parents express a desire for online learning alternatives to mitigate health risks. Stride's educational programs have reportedly outperformed the national trend of learning loss. The survey notes that 67% of parents fear their child could contract or spread COVID, with urban parents more likely to support online-only options.
Indiana Gateway Digital Academy (INGDA), part of Clarksville Community School Corporation, begins its 2021-2022 school year offering a tuition-free online program for K-11 students in Indiana. With 91% of parents supporting diverse education options, INGDA emphasizes a personalized learning approach amidst a national trend of learning loss during the pandemic. Stride K12-powered schools, including INGDA, report lower learning loss rates. High school students can enroll in Career Prep Programs, earning certifications and college credits, while the academy remains open for new enrollments this year.
Indiana Digital Alternative School (INDA) is set to commence the 2021-2022 academic year for grades 9-12, offering a tuition-free online education. Staffed by licensed teachers, INDA aims to support students' academic recovery post-COVID, reporting lower learning loss than national averages. The school provides a Career Prep Program for students to explore various fields and earn college credits. A recent survey shows 91% of parents desire multiple school choices, affirming INDA's initiative to empower students regardless of their backgrounds. Enrollment remains open for the current school year.
Arizona Virtual Academy (AZVA) and Insight School of Arizona (ISAZ) are set to begin the 2021-2022 school year on August 4, offering full-time online education to Arizona students. A survey by Stride, Inc. indicates that 91% of parents value multiple schooling options, with nearly two-thirds considering full-time online education. Both schools reported lower learning loss rates compared to national averages during the pandemic. Additionally, ISAZ provides high school students with opportunities to earn college credits and participate in career prep programs.