Welcome to our dedicated page for Stride news (Ticker: LRN), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on Stride stock.
Stride, Inc. (NYSE: LRN) is a technology-based education company in the Educational Services sector, with a focus on online K–12 schooling, career learning, and adult education. This news page aggregates coverage of Stride’s operational updates, financial results, legal developments, and program announcements so readers can see how the company’s education activities and strategy evolve over time.
Company press releases frequently highlight earnings results, enrollment trends, and segment performance for General Education and Career Learning. Investors can follow quarterly and annual financial updates, including discussions of revenue, income from operations, non-GAAP measures such as adjusted EBITDA, and enrollment and revenue-per-enrollment metrics for Stride’s full-service online programs.
News related to Stride also includes corporate actions and capital allocation decisions, such as the authorization of a stock repurchase program for its common stock, as well as announcements of upcoming earnings calls and investor webcasts. Governance developments, including changes to the Board of Directors and stockholder votes on equity incentive plans and employee stock purchase plans, are disclosed through SEC-linked communications and press releases.
Because Stride operates in the online education space, many updates involve program launches and partnerships under its K12 portfolio brand. Examples include multi-district agreements to operate K12-powered online public schools, nationwide competitions like the K12 Robotics League and the K12 Innovation Challenge, and research findings on K12 Tutoring’s effectiveness under Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) standards.
Legal and reputational matters can also appear in the news flow. For instance, a complaint filed by Gallup-McKinley County Schools in New Mexico alleges fraud and other misconduct related to Stride’s virtual education services in that district, underscoring the regulatory and legal scrutiny that can affect the company. Readers who track LRN news can use this page to monitor both growth initiatives and risks tied to funding, compliance, and public perception.
For investors, educators, and policymakers, this page provides a centralized view of Stride’s latest press releases, third-party articles, and regulatory-linked announcements, making it easier to follow developments in the company’s online education and career learning businesses.
Arkansas Virtual Academy (ARVA) is now accepting enrollment applications for the 2021-2022 school year. This tuition-free online public charter school serves students in grades K-12 across Arkansas. ARVA offers a diverse curriculum, live virtual classes taught by state-licensed teachers, and various electives. With over 70% of U.S. parents supporting online education post-pandemic, ARVA aims to provide a stable learning environment. The school caters to athletes, advanced learners, and those needing a bullying-free education. More details about enrollment and events are available at arva.k12.com.
Destinations Career Academy of Oregon (ORDCA) is now accepting enrollments for the 2021-2022 school year, offering a tuition-free online public education for students in grades 9-12. ORDCA provides personalized learning with state-licensed teachers and a rich curriculum tailored for students seeking alternative pathways. Participants can engage in the Stride Career Prep program, explore various career fields, and earn college credits while preparing for recognized certification exams. Families can find enrollment details and upcoming events at ordca.k12.com.
Virginia Virtual Academy (VAVA) is now accepting enrollment applications for the 2021-2022 school year, serving students from grades K-12 across Virginia. As a tuition-free public school program, VAVA offers an alternative to traditional schooling, providing a personalized online learning experience with state-licensed teachers. With more than 70% of U.S. parents supporting ongoing online education, VAVA facilitates interactive classes and communication to support diverse student needs. Families can attend online information sessions for enrollment details.
Colorado Preparatory Academy (CPA) is now accepting enrollment applications for the 2021-2022 school year, offering tuition-free education for students in kindergarten through 12th grade across Colorado. CPA specializes in advanced learners, combining online instruction with state-licensed teacher support.
Students can take core subjects and Advanced Placement courses, alongside tuition-free college courses through partnerships with community colleges and Colorado State University Global. For enrollment details, visit cpa.k12.com.
Arizona Virtual Academy (AZVA) and Insight School of Arizona (ISAZ) are enrolling students for the 2021-2022 academic year. These online public schools offer tuition-free education to Arizona residents, staffed with state-licensed teachers. AZVA serves K-12 students while ISAZ focuses on grades 7-12. Both schools provide personalized learning experiences and accredited programs. Students can participate in Stride Career Prep, earning college credits and preparing for certifications. Families can find more information and enroll via the schools' websites.
LAVCA, a public charter school in Louisiana, is now accepting enrollment applications for the 2021-2022 academic year, offering tuition-free education for students K-12. The school provides an alternative to traditional learning with a robust online curriculum and support from state-certified teachers. Recent surveys indicate that over 70% of U.S. parents favor ongoing online education post-pandemic. LAVCA features live classes, virtual clubs, and resources to ensure student engagement and support throughout the school year.
Digital Academy of Florida (DAOF), a tuition-free online public school and part of the Hendry County School District, is now accepting enrollment applications for the 2021-2022 school year. DAOF offers hands-on learning in growing fields such as information technology and digital design while providing a robust academic curriculum in core subjects. The school aims to support students' success in various career paths, higher education, or military service. With over 70% of parents favoring online education post-pandemic, DAOF positions itself as an alternative to traditional schooling.
Minnesota Virtual Academy (MNVA), a free online public school program of Houston Public Schools, is now accepting enrollment for the 2021-2022 academic year. The platform offers personalized learning through innovative technology and interactive curricula, catering to various student needs.
Students can earn college credits and prepare for industry certification exams, with access to live virtual classes and a diverse course load. MNVA aims to provide a consistent, quality educational experience in a safe, bullying-free environment.
Missouri Virtual Academy (MOVA) is now enrolling students for the 2021-2022 school year, offering a full-time online education for K-12 students across Missouri. With certified teachers and a diverse curriculum, MOVA aims to adapt to individual learning styles. High school students can also engage in the Stride Career Prep program, providing practical experience in various fields. MOVA ensures that students remain connected to their local districts and are eligible for extracurricular activities. More details are available on mova.k12.com.
Texas Online Preparatory School (TOPS) is now enrolling students for the 2021-2022 school year, offering an online and blended curriculum for grades 3-12 focused on college preparation. TOPS features innovative technology and live virtual classes led by dedicated teachers.
Newly introduced Stride Career Prep programs for grades 9-12 enable students to explore various career fields and earn college credits. Enrollment requires meeting specific academic standards, ensuring students are on track for high school graduation.
TOPS is a tuition-free public school facilitated by a partnership between Huntsville Independent School District and K12, a Stride company.