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BHA is excited to partner with Apex Learning to expand our high school offerings!
BHA is excited to partner with Apex Learning to expand our high school offerings!
Credibility: Apex is accredited through Cognia, is NCAA approved, has AP approved courses through the College Board and is used in major districts across the nation. The company has been providing research-based and success proven courses to students for over 20 years! Apex is also used by DallasISD and HoustonISD, two of the biggest ISDs in the state of Texas.
Reasons to choose BHA Apex
Reasons to choose BHA Apex
- Take a high school class that is currently not offered in person
- Recover a class credit that you failed
- If you're a new student and have some courses you need to get credit for
- SAT/ACT test prep
- TSI, ACCUPLACER test prep
- Take basic tutorial classes to help you understand the material better in courses that you're failing
- Improve your MAP scores!
What is it like to take an online course with Apex Learning Virtual School?
Tutorials offer personalized learning for every student and real-time insight into their progress and performance
Improve grades and close gaps with ALVS
Sample tutorial
How to Register
How to Register
Questions? Email guidance@bhaprep.org
Cost : $150 Per Course / $400 for as many courses as needed
Cost : $150 Per Course / $400 for as many courses as needed
The Fine Print:
- Each course will expire at an allotted time. Anything unfinished will receive a 0 and the class average will be calculated
- Students may not access the course after the expiration date
- If assignments are incomplete and the students wants to finish it, he/she must re-enroll into the class, pay $100, and start all assignments over again
- New students courses include BHA required classes that the student should have completed prior to enrollment
- New student courses: The 10 month term begins the day the student is enrolled for the course. If you wish to continue after 10 months, the standard cost will apply- $100 per course.
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