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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.
iQ Academy of California – Los Angeles (IQLA) has commenced the 2021-2022 school year, providing personalized virtual education options for K-12 students across five counties. A Stride, Inc. survey reveals that 91% of parents prioritize diverse school options, with nearly two-thirds favoring full-time online schooling following pandemic experiences. IQLA boasts licensed teachers and a robust curriculum, reporting lower learning loss rates compared to national trends. High school students can also participate in the Career Prep Program, earning certifications and college credits.
Destinations Career Academy of Colorado (CODCA) begins the 2021-2022 school year, offering a full-time online public school for grades 6-12. CODCA aims to assist students in achieving academic goals and career readiness through programs such as the Career Prep Program. The school is tuition-free and part of the Colorado public school system. Following the pandemic, many parents now prefer online education, with 91% favoring multiple school options. CODCA continues to accept enrollments for the new school year, providing a flexible and supportive learning environment.
Kansas Virtual Academy (KSVA) is set to commence the 2021-2022 school year on August 25, 2021, offering a full-time, tuition-free online education. A recent survey by Stride, Inc. indicates that 91% of parents value multiple schooling options, with two-thirds considering full-time online education. KSVA, powered by Stride K12, provides individualized learning, reporting lower learning loss rates compared to national trends during the pandemic. KSVA caters to students from kindergarten to sixth grade and is a part of the Kansas public school system.
Missouri Virtual Academy (MOVA), part of the Grandview R-2 School District, starts the 2021-2022 school year on August 24, 2021, offering a full-time, tuition-free online education option. A survey revealed that 91% of parents value multiple schooling options, with many considering full-time online education after their pandemic experiences. MOVA, staffed by certified teachers, reported lower learning loss than national averages and offers high school students access to a Career Prep Program and college credit opportunities. Enrollments for the new school year are open.
California Virtual Academies (CAVA) is set to begin the 2021-2022 school year on August 23, offering customized education for K-12 students. CAVA's teachers focus on individual learning, combating learning loss reported during the pandemic. In a recent survey, 91% of parents expressed the importance of school choices, highlighting CAVA’s role in providing versatile educational options. Enrollments are still open for families seeking this online public charter school experience, which is tuition-free. CAVA operates nine independent schools, leveraging curriculum from K12, a Stride Company (NYSE: LRN).
Ohio Virtual Academy (OHVA) is set to commence the 2021-2022 school year on August 23. As a full-time online public charter school, OHVA offers an individualized learning approach, addressing the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. The school has reported lower learning loss compared to national trends. A Stride survey indicates that 91% of parents value multiple schooling options, while nearly two-thirds would consider full-time online education post-pandemic. OHVA also provides career preparation programs and the opportunity for high school students to earn college credits.
Stride, Inc. (NYSE: LRN) has announced that CEO James Rhyu will participate in a virtual fireside chat at the BMO 2021 Technology Summit on August 25, 2021, starting at 1:00 p.m. Eastern Time. The event will include a live webcast accessible here. Additionally, Stride management will hold one-on-one meetings with institutional investors throughout the day.
Insight Schools of California (ISCA) is set to begin the 2021-2022 school year on August 23, providing online education for grades 9-12. The accredited school offers a personalized learning approach and reported lower learning loss rates compared to national averages during the pandemic. A Stride, Inc. survey reveals that 91% of parents value multiple school options, with many considering full-time online programs. ISCA continues to accept enrollments, focusing on students needing support to graduate.
Utah Virtual Academy (UTVA), an online public school for grades K-12, begins the 2021-2022 school year on August 18. Head of School Meghan Merideth emphasizes the academy's role in providing stability and maximizing educational outcomes post-pandemic. UTVA offers a Career Prep Program and a Cloud Computing pathway, enabling students to explore various career options and earn college credits while in high school. A Stride, Inc. survey indicates 91% of parents value multiple educational options, highlighting a growing preference for online learning.
Arkansas Virtual Academy (ARVA) is set to begin the 2021-2022 school year on August 18, providing K-12 students in Arkansas with a full-time online education option. A survey by Stride, Inc. indicates that 91% of parents value multiple school options, with many considering full-time online schooling after the pandemic. ARVA, powered by Stride K12, has reported lower learning losses compared to national averages during the pandemic, with some students achieving learning gains. Enrollments are still open for families interested in the program.