As students moved to remote or hybrid learning in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, many parents started to consider cyber school as a permanent option for their children. As with any important decision, it is a great idea to get an understanding of what the potential pros and cons are before committing. Here, 21st Century […]
Continue Reading »21CCCS Blog
Why Parents Should Consider 21CCCS for the 2021 School Year
October 28, 2020It has been over ten months since the first COVID-19 case was reported in the US. Many aspects of American’s daily lives have changed during this time, and perhaps one of the most publicized changes has been the effects COVID has had on our public school system. While many schools throughout the US decided to […]
Continue Reading »Standards set by Pennsylvania DOE are Daily Benchmarks for Cyber Charter Schools
October 7, 2020The 2020-21 school year is one that parents and students won’t soon forget. For the first time in our lifetimes, the back-to-school tradition has been turned on its head. This is largely due to the coronavirus pandemic. It is unfortunate, but this disruption is going to cause confusion for students who typically attended in-person classes […]
Continue Reading »Parents Should Inquire about Cyber Charter Schools as Remote Learning Popularity Soars
Nothing about daily life in 2020 resembles the ease and convenience of 2019. We’ve all been forced to adapt and overcome. Parents have seen work schedules disrupted and children are facing a “new normal” at school. With the start of the 2020-21 school year just around the corner, cyber charter schools like 21st Century Cyber […]
Continue Reading »Course Curriculum Shows how Cyber Charter Schools Strive to Meet State Standards
July 15, 2020What exactly is a cyber charter school? Why is it a great alternative to brick and mortar schools? These are questions we hear often as the popularity of charter schools continues to rise. Parents and guardians who have already enrolled their children know the benefits of a cyber charter school. Convenience is one reason why […]
Continue Reading »Remote Learning at Cyber Charter School could become “New Normal” for 2020-21
June 25, 2020In school speak, the coronavirus caused an “early dismissal.” The 2019-20 school year saw millions of students sent home early. This was to comply with social distancing efforts. As part of the new normal, education officials are working on what it means for next fall. Colleges are also preparing for “the potential of another semester […]
Continue Reading »Coronavirus has Taught us that Learning from Home can Continue during Difficult Times
May 28, 2020Nearly every facet of daily living has been upended by COVID-19 and getting life back to something that resembles “normal” is going to take a team effort. Education is one of the sectors struck hard by the coronavirus and all online charter schools, including 21st Century Cyber Charter School, have found themselves in a unique […]
Continue Reading »Enrolling in a Cyber Charter School for 2020-21 is as Easy as Following these 5 Steps
May 19, 2020The ongoing global health crisis has pushed the topic of remote learning to the forefront of any conversation about education. It’s for good reason, too, as receiving an education from the comfort and safety of one’s home makes things convenient and secure. 21st Century Cyber Charter School (21CCCS), which holds the highest score of any […]
Continue Reading »Three Reasons why Summer Courses with 21CCCS can make up for Lost Time in 2020
May 9, 2020As a time-honored way of getting a jump on the upcoming academic year and accumulating credits, summer school is the clear choice for proactive pupils. These classes provide a way for middle and high school students to take on additional topics and even accelerate graduation. 21st Century Cyber Charter School (21CCCS) has made summer school […]
Continue Reading »Cyber Charter Schools are Uniquely Position to Deliver Education in this Era of Uncertainty
May 7, 2020The challenging times we face today have many of us looking for silver linings and better days ahead. There’s no harm in this – unless we start rushing toward solutions that aren’t ready to be rolled out. We’ve seen many school districts that depend on on-site attendance cancel the remainder of the 2020 school year […]
Continue Reading »