SLSD adopts alternative learning experiences program
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Soap Lake School District has launched its Soap Lake Pathways Learning alternative learning experiences program and online learning option, according to an announcement from the district. The program, available for students in grades K-12, offers flexible learning opportunities for families seeking an alternative educational option within the district.
The ALE program, designed for grades K-8, provides educational support in compliance with Washington state requirements through a partnership between families, students, and certificated mentor teachers, according to the announcement. Students in grades 9-12 can also participate in a more independent and self-directed learning program, with written student learning plans and regular progress reviews.
For students in grades 6-12, the Online Learning program offers high school and middle school courses in an asynchronous environment, allowing students to take control of their learning. Progress benchmarks must be met to remain eligible for online learning, with students expected to spend approximately 30 hours per week on coursework and regularly communicate with their online learning manager.
Interested families can contact Superintendent Angela Rolfe at [email protected] for more information and to enroll in the Soap Lake Pathways Learning program.
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