Originally aired on WITI-TV – March 5, 2019 When children who are refugees find themselves in Milwaukee, they’re often in the same classroom. A Milwaukee Public Schools program is helping them get their start. “Any day, we might get a new family from Central Africa or Southeast Asia coming to us at any point,” said Erin Sivek, […]
Originally aired on KWCH-TV – February 27, 2019 A program in western Kansas gives students who may not otherwise graduate high school the opportunity to earn their diplomas. For nearly two decades a program in Dodge City has allowed adults to return to earn their diplomas through online classes at the city’s adult education center. Esmeralda Soto […]
Originally published by The Garden City Telegram – February 20, 2019 Three years ago, reduced state funding meant the Southwest Plains Regional Service Center in Sublette had to significantly cut back its community learning center program, reducing the number of statewide centers from 10 to two. Regardless, due to expansive online services, the organization is […]
Originally published in The Modesto Bee – February 24, 2019 Third-grader Mynie Ocampo could be the poster girl for the Stride learning technology used at her school. The adaptive program in Newman-Crows Landing Unified School District classrooms guides each student to practice where he or she needs most — math, language arts, reading and science — and helps the kids […]
Originally published in High Plains Journal – February 20, 2019 The Southwest Plains Regional Service Center, based in Sublette, Kansas, was recently recognized as a Transformation Award recipient by Fuel Education, its online computer partner, for giving dropouts and at-risk students an opportunity to earn a high school diploma and expanding access to online courses […]
Originally aired on KSN-TV – February 8, 2019 It’s never too late learn. “Oh let me get the laptop,” 23-year-old Esmeralda Soto said as she was unpacking her backpack. For some, the road to a high school diploma is fairly smooth. But Soto said her journey has been far from traditional. “The drop out wasn’t […]
HERNDON, Va.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Two education technology leaders have joined Fuel Education® (FuelEd®), a leading provider of online and blended learning solutions for students in grades K–12. Brian Mills has been named Vice President of Business Development and Nicole Franks has been named Vice President of Marketing. Mills and Franks are both former educators with proven track records […]
Herndon, Virginia, July 2, 2018 —Education is not one size fits all. Students learn in different ways and have varying needs. That’s why innovative educators across the country are implementing creative programs to better meet those needs. The Fuel Education® program celebrates schools, districts, or organizations that are successfully transforming the way teachers teach and students learn. […]
Herndon, Va., and Denver, Colo., June 25, 2018 —Fuel Education (FuelEd) and Modern Teacher today announced they are joining forces to enable their school district partners to make the transition from traditional schools rooted in decades-old practices to 21st century educational institutions that leverage digital solutions to provide students greater opportunities for more personalized and blended […]
Herndon, Virginia, June 4, 2018 — Middle and high school students across Missouri are taking advantage of the unique opportunity to earn original credit or recovery credits online by enrolling in the Missouri Online Summer Institute (MOSI). The virtual summer school, hosted by Grandview R-2 School District, gives students free access to a diverse catalog […]
