Monday message 02.01.2021

Do you have a senior in your family who has applied for college student aid? Because COVID has changed the financial situation for many families, learners may be able to appeal FAFSA decisions and get more financial aid for college. They can use THIS RESOURCE to guide them through the process.

Our film students have a fantastic opportunity. The organization DIRECTING CHANGE is hosting a competition. But this isn’t like other competitions in film; this one empowers young filmmakers to make a difference by creating a PSA that addresses mental health issues. Students can help others through a ONE MINUTE film. Students who participate are eligible … Continue reading “Fantastic Opportunity for Film Students”

High school learners can attend college fairs from the comfort and safety of home. College Board is hosting virtual events giving learners a chance to communicate with college representatives, attend Q&A sessions, explore various colleges/universities, and download planning resources. The fairs are separated by region, and you can attend as many events as you would … Continue reading “Virtual College Fairs”

Be proactive! Here is a helpful pacing guide to reference as you complete your courses for the semester.

We are fortunate to have David Chae instructing our learners in math and personal finance. He has been with us for nearly 14 years, and we have come to rely on his expertise. Before teaching at iLEAD Online, David taught at high schools in Woodland Hills, East LA, and Van Nuys. His passion is to … Continue reading “Educator Spotlight: David Chae”

Our course catalog is full of outstanding classes created in-house by our facilitators. We want to bring your attention to some of them here. AP Computer Science A Fundamental topics in this course include the design of solutions, the use of data structures, the development and implementation of algorithms, the analysis of potential solutions, and … Continue reading “Tips and Inspiration: iLEAD Online Course Catalog”