Category: Monday Message

We are so proud of our online art learner, Milena! She took our online photography course and was able to apply her knowledge outside the course. In her own words: “When I went to Alabama Hills this summer, I took this image of the night sky over the mountaintops. To prevent camera shake, I used … Continue reading “Learner Highlight: Milena”

Grammarly is a valuable online editing tool that can find errors you may have missed when proofreading your writing. The program has both free and premium versions. The free version picks up on basic spelling and grammar errors more accurately than the majority of other programs. For some students, the free account will suffice and … Continue reading “Tip of the Week: Online Proofreading”

Pasadena Public Library is hosting a murder mystery just before Halloween. Students ages 12-18 are invited to attend. They will look for clues and try to identify the murderer before he/she claims another victim. When: Friday, October 26, 5:30-8 p.m. Cost: Free Where: Pasadena Public Library, 285 E Walnut St, Pasadena, CA 91101 Special Instructions: … Continue reading “Things to Do: Mystery for Teens”

(Please see the school calendar for more information and pacing guide for more information) September 10th: Last day to withdrawal or drop an online course MAP Assessment: MAP assessment will happen for all full-time learners during the month of September. Full-time Online learners will complete 2 sessions from September 10-14 and September 17-21, from 10 a.m. … Continue reading “Upcoming Events”

Dear Families, We are going into Week 4. By now, you should have completed coursework, assignments, and discussion boards. This means you will have grades and feedback to check from your facilitator. Click HERE for a tutorial on how to check your grades and your feedback. Your facilitators are available to help you navigate your … Continue reading “Message from the Director”

Hello and welcome to the start of Week 4. It’s important to note that our elementary and middle school classes are already halfway through the first quarter! It’s so crazy how time flies. At this point, it’s really important to be following along with those pacing guides to help keep learners from falling behind. It’s … Continue reading “Coach’s Corner”

Enter the Charter School Capital grant competition, and tell them about a facilitator/teacher at iLEAD Online who made a positive difference in your life. iLEAD Online could win one of three $1,000 grant awards. Submission Details: Submit your story (written or video) about the teacher who has made a difference in your life; Written … Continue reading “Love iLEAD Online? Help Us Win a Grant!”

Consumer math puts valuable math skills to the test in real-life applications. Learners will appreciate how we use math to successfully navigate the world around us, from balancing a budget to investing in the stock market. Learners will build the skills they need to earn, spend, save, and invest money as they consider the cost … Continue reading “Course Highlights: Consumer Math”

We are always on the lookout for useful resources for our students. SparkNotes publishes guides for just about every subject: math, biology, poetry, government, literature, film, and more. Students sometimes need to see material presented in a different way, and this resource may be of help. SparkNotes is best known for their literature guides, which … Continue reading “Tip of the Week: Take Note of This Resource”

The Orange County Sheriff’s Department is conducting a free event with their K-9 officers. This is a chance to learn about the special partnership between officers and their police dogs. The teams will be demonstrating training methods for detection, obedience, apprehension, and more. When: Saturday, September 15, from 3-4 p.m. Where: Wallis Annenberg PetSpace, 12005 … Continue reading “See a Free Police K-9 Demonstration”