For many, traditional classrooms—with their large sizes and generalized instruction—can hinder focus and personal growth. In fact, small, distraction-free learning environments coupled with personalized academic and emotional support can help ensure that each student has the opportunity to thrive.​

Pathways In Education offers flexible, innovative learning spaces designed to support student collaboration and individual learning styles.

Not all alternative schools are the same. If you're considering a flexible, student-centered education, you might be looking at Pathways In Education (PIE) or other online schools like Primavera, ASU Prep, etc. in the area—but how do they compare?

 

How Pathways In Education (PIE) Puts Students First

Thinking about switching schools? You’re not alone. There’s a better way to learn—one that fits you. Many students and families have trouble finding a school that fits their needs—whether it's smaller class sizes, more one-on-one support, or a flexible schedule that allows for work, family, or personal interests. 

Making the Move: How to Talk to Your Parents about Pathways In Education

Changing schools can be a big decision, especially when parents might have concerns about a new and different kind of school. At Pathways in Education, we understand this, and we want to help you have a productive conversation with your parents. This guide is designed to provide you with tips and talking points to address their concerns and highlight the benefits of attending Pathways in Education.

Our Pathways Programs  and Its Impact on Student Well-Being

Pathways In Education students learning how to make homemade pasta in Italy—a free experiential learning trip available to all enrolled students. (Source: Pathways In Education)