Program 3: S.O.A.R.

(Student Opportunity for Advancement or Recovery)

K-12 Distance Learning Private School

When applying for the S.O.A.R. program, it is necessary to be enrolled in another public, private, or home school program. Compulsory attendance is maintained by that local school. Zion Academy of America (ZAA) considers a S.O.A.R. student a “shared student” or a “dually enrolled student.” 

S.O.A.R. is our K-12 single course program for the student who needs one or more courses either to advance or to recover academic loss.

The S.O.A.R. program offers a structured format to keep the student on track through a credit recovery course or to give the student the opportunity to advance in a particular academic subject. While this program is most often used during the summer sessions of June and July, it is available throughout the school year. Students can be issued one or more individual courses at a time. A student can enroll as late as June for the second summer session.

Features of the S.O.A.R. Program

-  Accredited
-  Individual course program for K-12
-  Transferable courses
-  1 or more courses at a time
-  Study-at-home advantage
-  Student holds dual enrollment classification
-  Attendance maintained by local school
-  Transcript for high school student
- A wide selection of courses available

Services of the S.O.A.R. Program
In addition to a helpful ZAA Handbook, many other services are included such as:

- A Parent Grade Report for K-12 students and a Transcript for high school students
- Grading of tests to maintain program integrity and to measure academic achievement
- Free shipping of materials including pre-paid return labels
- Live academic assistance
- Enrollment verification

Costs for S.O.A.R.

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