Learning options
In-person, hybrid, and online students need different weekly structures. Compare access, participation, support, and the practical fit with each student’s circumstances.
A full school day on campus, with face-to-face classes, shared study time, and in-person activities.
Consider this option if: Students who prefer a consistent place, routine, and direct classroom contact.
A planned mix of campus sessions and online learning, with one coordinated academic program.
Consider this option if: Students who want regular campus life while keeping much of their week online.
Remote high school with live teaching, independent coursework, advising, and digital collaboration.
Consider this option if: Students learning at a distance who can work confidently from a clear plan.
No format is the default. The useful question is which setting gives a student reliable access to teaching, time to work, room to contribute, and support they can use.
Side by side
| Compare | In person | Hybrid | Online |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where learning happens | On site | On site + online | Online |
| Live teaching | In the classroom | In person + video | By video |
| Independent work | Built into the school day | Planned remote blocks | Weekly online plan |
| Advising | On site | On site + online | Online |
| Activities | Primarily on site | On site + online | Online |
