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Site Licenses Available for Digital Curriculum

  • 03/01/02

Advanced Academics is offering school administrators site license agreements for use of the company's digital curriculum program. The program includes state-certified instruction, technical support and teaching assistants.

The program is directly correlated to state standards for grades seven through 12, enabling students with scheduling conflicts to add online courses. Students can choose from a number of courses, including study skills, math, science and language arts. The program comes with a data-reporting tool that gives educators, students and parents access to achievement information. Advanced Academics Inc., Oklahoma City, OK, (866) 2-ELEARN, www.advancedacademics.com.

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