- Hope High School Online -
The SMARTER Arizona
Online High School Choice
Hope High School Online is a free accredited high school in Arizona. Our teachers and staff understand that success in high school is crucial to a successful future. Hope High School Online is a free online school that works extremely hard to provide our students with what they need to succeed. Four out of five Hope High School Online students go on to higher education! Below are resources to help equip both our online high school students and their parents with practical tools to succeed when attending our free online school.
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Parental Support
Our Free High School Online Supports Parents
Hope High School Online staff and teachers stay in close contact with parents, including a weekly progress report. Many parents engaged in their student's virtual high school progress ask us about ways to help their student succeed in their online high school environment. We’d like to share some tips for parents as they support their Arizona online high school student.
Online High School Empowers Students – You Should Too
One of the primary goals of our online high school in Arizona is to empower students to own their education. This helps them to become self-motivated and increases personal responsibility levels. There are several ways to do that. Read more on empowering students on our blog.
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Anxiety
At our free high school online, we understand that emotional health is closely tied to student success. Many teenagers experience anxiety, so Hope High School Online staff and teachers work closely with students who need coping skills.
What Causes Anxiety?
Dealing with deadlines, preparing for tests, along with any other social pressures can be a lot for students to navigate. When the stress and worry overshadow normal everyday activities, it is important that students have strategies to bring stress levels down.
At our free online school, experienced and compassionate staff mentor students, teaching the practical life skills necessary to overcome anxiety. You can read more about coping skills for anxiety.
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For Students
Procrastination Can Impede Success for Online High School
Procrastination can bite all of us in the behind from time to time, but it is a pitfall that does exist for students involved in free online school at home. Procrastination basically just means that you put off or avoid doing something that is required. Where it negatively impacts education is that students find themselves trying to cram in completing their work at the last minute, and don’t give themselves enough time to do quality work.
How to Prevent Procrastination From Stealing Your Success
One thing students can do that they will certainly enjoy is to work on a reward system. When students do quality work and complete a task on time, reward yourself! What do you love? Gaming? Ice cream? Whatever motivates you, reward yourself for your success. Read more online school success tips.
My social experience while attending an Online High School. It’s not what you think.
Make Memorable Events My journey through online high school wasn’t just about academic pursuits; it was a holistic experience that included social interactions like going to a prom, in-person programs, and important memorable events like graduation. While the absence of physical classrooms and face-to-face interactions initially seemed difficult to me, my online high school fostered … Read more
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Does Online High School Match My Learning Style?
Learning Styles and how understanding them can add to your ability to own your education.
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What is Learning Like at Hope High Online?
What Is the Curriculum and Instruction Like? School Where You Want Whether you want to go to school in your pj’s or work online in a coffee shop or just be able to schedule school around life you will find Hope High Online gives you all those options. We are a free Arizona public charter … Read more
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How Can Online High School Fit My Lifestyle?
Self-Paced Flexibility Can Be A Game Changer Life is full of surprises, and for many of us, unpredictability is the only constant. Whether you’re juggling work commitments, family responsibilities, or pursuing your passions, traditional schooling may not fit into your lifestyle seamlessly. That’s where a 100% self-paced, personalized online high school can be a GAME … Read more
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Value Independence Purpose
These Are More Than Just Student Events Value, Independence, and Purpose are three key factors determining postsecondary success. We support our students in designing a life of Value, Independence, and Purpose through amazing hands-on experiences and opportunities they probably have never thought about. From there students will discover the things that interest them and continue to … Read more
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A Day in the Life of an HHSO Student
In my experience, I have learned to get my schoolwork done as soon as possible. It leaves the rest of the day open for whatever I want to do.
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Look Where You Want To Go, Not Where You Don’t Want To Go
Calling All Online High School Arizona Students… “Look where you want to go, not where you don’t want to go.” It’s a lesson I learned the hard way on a mountain bike ride several years ago. Staunchly independent, raised with a zero-tolerance level for making mistakes, crashing into boulders and onto the ground rendered me … Read more
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The Last Day of Online High School
The problem with the last day of online high school is, a month before it happens we enter this anxiety-ridden state like it’s the last day of everything we’ve ever known. The last day of school anxiety causes us to forget the whole reason we were in school in the first place. What I am … Read more
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Your Time Is A Priceless Commodity – BLOG SERIES #5 of 5
3. Where Did The Time Go? Yes, this is a given and it happens, every second, every minute, every hour, every day, every month, every year, and so on. Here’s a question for you…how old were you about 4 years ago? Do you remember the things you did and the things you learned? Do you … Read more
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