7th Grade
Lily
Lily works ahead on her schoolwork and spends her free time on fun science experiments and animal club activities.
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The search for a safe, flexible learning environment led Mari and her military family to K12-powered school. Now she can focus on her coursework and hands-on learning activities.
Mari’s day starts with teacher-led online art and English classes, followed by independent math and history assignments.
CLASSES & ASSIGNMENTS
Mari’s schoolwork combines scheduled, online classes and self-guided assignments and activities. Her schedule gives her plenty of flexibility: she completes assignments at her own pace and can watch class recordings if she has a doctor’s appointment.
CURRICULUM
Eighth-grade students like Mari typically take five to six subjects each semester. These are completed through scheduled, live classes or self-guided assignments and skills labs in the K12 interactive online learning system. Classes can include career exploration electives, group work, or guest speakers — like the meteorologist Mari watched on a recorded science session.
Piano lessons with dad, video games with friends, and hands-on science experiments are a few ways Mari spends time offline.
SOCIALIZATION
Mari loves seeing friends at the military learning co-op. They make art together, exercise at the gym, and catch up on weekly schoolwork. Through online clubs and in-person activities on the military base, Mari has many opportunities to connect with peers.
SCHEDULE
Mari enjoys learning about all things science — including health, outer space, and most of all, weather. Students like Mari benefit from K12-powered schools’ interactive lessons and activities. Mari’s school even provides fun supplies for at-home experiments — including a microscope!
As Mari’s mom and Learning Coach, Hope makes sure Mari completes all her work and stays on track. She enjoys following along on Mari’s learning journey and the flexibility K12-powered school offers her as a military spouse.
LEARNING COACH COMMITMENT
Hope spends one to three hours supporting Mari every day — the typical time commitment for a seventh grade Learning Coach. With K12, Hope knows exactly what Mari is learning and finds it easier to help her as a result.
TEACHER SUPPORT
Hope isn’t alone: she receives ongoing support from Mari’s accessible, state-certified teachers. When Mari needs help outside of live class time, her teachers are available to answer questions by email and during weekly office hours.
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Mari has become more independent through K12-powered online school. She checks her schedule, manages her workload, and ensures all assignments get done on time. Her mom, Hope, and teachers are also available to help.
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Mari has become more independent through K12-powered online school. She checks her schedule, manages her workload, and ensures all assignments get done on time. Her mom, Hope, and teachers are also available to help.
Mari is a hands-on learner who enjoys science, math, and playing piano. Online school gives her the balance she needs to attend somewhat frequent doctor’s appointments while keeping pace with her school work.
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These are the stories of real students attending K12-powered schools and their families. Content is a combination of direct quotes and summaries from interviews. Their stories each reflect their experiences at their respective schools. Actual experiences can vary by student and school. These pages are designed to reflect a typical day in the life of a student attending an online K12-powered school. Individual class schedules and requirements will vary by state, school, and the individual needs of each student. Course materials vary, and certain schools may not provide computers or may have specific requirements for providing equipment.