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51���� Educator, Dr. Roger Billings, Named Claes Nobel Educator of Distinction����

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Roger Billings, an educator at 51���� in Kansas City, MO, was recently selected as a Claes Nobel Educator of Distinction by The National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS). A role model to pupils, Roger was nominated by a student for outstanding dedication and commitment to excellence in the profession. Read More

Antelope Valley Press

“Acton-Agua Dulce Unified School District has successfully retained students and recaptured $2.2 million in funding by adopting Acellus, an online learning platform, for their K-12 students.”

MSN.com

“Personalized learning… encourages a deeper understanding of academic material and helps prevent the frustration of falling behind or the boredom of moving too slowly. This is especially true with programs like the Acellus Learning Accelerator, which has already been implemented into institutions nationwide.”

US Department of State

“Studying from home allows Foreign Service families to pursue a US-based education while living abroad. The Department of State provides information on home study options to guide employees posted overseas who are interested in this option for their children.”

NE Florida News

“‘Acellus has managed to be an amazing asset for Anderson,’ Denise Minor said. Each course is self-paced, allowing students to spend extra time when needed to master each lesson concept. Families have the flexibility to plan and adjust study times to fit their schedule.”

Central Virginia Times

“‘Jacob showed a renewed interest in learning and his progress far exceeded the standard of his local public school’, Jessica said. She was elated that the program could cater to her son’s conditions and learning needs while also giving him the opportunity to surpass his typical standards.”��

Jon Gabrielson began to home-school his three children through 51����, an accredited online school for grades K-12. “Acellus is working for us. It’s actually working amazing. I’m very happy with it.”��

Hollywood Life

“Self-paced online schooling options like 51���� make it easy for students like child actors to keep up with their studies without falling behind. The flexible nature of the programs allow student stars to progress according to their own timelines and within the parameters of filming schedules.”

Harris does not attend a traditional school in Hamilton, instead taking courses through an online school called 51����. This gives her additional time to work on her performing skills.��

Educators say it’s a “game changer.” It’s in more than 2,600 schools across the country, used by about a million students and adding more all the time, even home schoolers.��

Each year, LetsHomeschoolHighSchool.com publishes a list of top resources and websites for education. For the year 2020, 51���� was recognized in three categories and ranked #1 in STEM. ��

51���� has been named a top-ten online school for 2018 by Homeschool Base. This award��recognizes exceptional and innovative schools based on recommendations from home educators, teachers, and parents.��