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Why High School Students Should Consider Volunteering

Written on November 17, 2022. Posted in Charter High Schools, Soft Skills.

Many high schoolers are concerned with bolstering their collegiate applications with impressive GPAs and a roster of extracurricular activities. Outside of school athletics, activities, and clubs, one often overlooked aspect that can set an applicant apart is volunteering. In this blog, we’re looking...

Rose Academies’ Video Blog – November 2022 – Shu-Ha-Ri-DŌ

Written on November 15, 2022. Posted in The Art of Learning, Video Blog.

Embracing The Art of Learning at the Rose Academies What does the “The Art of Learning” mean? There is a concept found in traditional Japanese martial art systems known as “Shu-Ha-Ri.” This term refers to the three distinct phases of learning – anything at all. Along with these three...

Video Blog: Flexible Scheduling in Oct. 2022

Written on October 20, 2022. Posted in Flexible Scheduling, Video Blog.

When it comes to what classes high schoolers take and when, most students aren’t used to having much of a choice. Instead, each student is required to take the same classes, at the same time, regardless of need, interest, or skill level. While this may eventually produce a diploma, it can leave...

Emotional Wellness in High School: Mental Health in Teens

Written on October 19, 2022. Posted in Soft Skills, Tips.

October is Emotional Wellness Month! Taking time out of a busy school season to recognize emotional wellness means spending time disconnecting and giving the brain some TLC. Maintaining a healthy emotional balance helps high schoolers to make healthy choices, have good relationships, avoid burnout,...

Embracing The Art of Learning at the Rose Academies

Written on October 19, 2022. Posted in The Art of Learning.

What does the “The Art of Learning” mean? There is a concept found in traditional Japanese martial art systems known as “Shu-Ha-Ri.” This term refers to the three distinct phases of learning – anything at all. Along with these three phases is also a concept known as “DŌ” (sounds like dough), which...

Video Blog: Student/Teacher Ratio in September 2022

Written on September 14, 2022. Posted in Video Blog.

There are many factors that determine the quality of education a student will receive from their school. One factor that remains undisputed is the Student-to-Teacher Ratio. Generally speaking, smaller classes facilitate better learning environments, so much so that many states have legislation...

Benefits of Flexible Scheduling in High School

Written on September 12, 2022. Posted in Flexible Scheduling.

When it comes to what classes high school students take and when most pupils aren’t used to having much choice, each high schooler takes the same classes, often regardless of the need, interest, or skill level of the student. While this may eventually produce a diploma, it can leave many students...

Does High School Prepare Students for the Real World?

Written on September 12, 2022. Posted in High School Dropout Prevention, Soft Skills.

Some parents wonder; “does school prepare you for the real world?” The concern being that high schools aren’t actually equipping students for life after graduation. As young adults step out into a world that demands versatility and adaptability, many find that their high school...

How to Beat Back to School Blues: Easing the Transition

Written on August 15, 2022. Posted in Class Burnout, College.

If you’re feeling some anxiety about the end of summer and going back to school, you’re not alone. Many students feel some dread about getting back in the classroom. The good news is, that this feeling is likely temporary, and you’ll be back into the swing of things in no time! But, if that idea...

Can I go Back to High School After Dropping Out?

Written on August 15, 2022. Posted in High School Dropout Prevention.

It’s never too late to finish high school. Earning your diploma is often the first step towards a successful future and there might be more options for getting there than you think! If you’re 21 years old or younger, you can go back to high school, in-person, and walk across the stage at graduation...

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