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Grades: 9-12
Keywords: Live Instruction, Grading, A-G, NCAA
Live Core and Electives Courses
Live Core and Electives Courses
What is (REQUIRED)?
What is (REQUIRED)?
Please complete BOTH the form and waiver: Curriculum Information Form and Liability Waiver.
Information required when creating a NEW account with ASU Prep Digital?
Information required when creating a NEW account with ASU Prep Digital?
NEW! Jotform to collect required information: Curriculum Information Form
Student's first name:
Student's last name:
Student's middle name:
Student DOB (MM/DD/YYYY):
Student email:
Is the student Hispanic?
Student race:
Parent/Guardian first name:
Parent/Guardian last name:
Parent/Guardian relationship to student:
Parent/Guardian email:
Parent/Guardian phone number:
Course title exactly as website has it listed (including A or B when it applies)
For example, if the student is interested in Geometry, this is what you will see on the website: Geometry A/B
The request on Procurify should say either Geometry A or Geometry B
Link to courses available: https://www.asuprepglobalacademy.org/courses/
Things to Know:
Things to Know:
$ 475PER SEMESTER
Please list A/B on your request, where applicable
We are only able to process courses available here: ASU Course Catalog
Live Instruction
Additional Instructor
Grading is incorporated
A-G aligned
NCAA aligned
Parents should not enroll online through the ASU website or via any enrollment form. The Heartland Ordering Staff will complete an enrollment for you; please just ensure to include all required information on your order (above)
Families who enroll themselves on the ASU website are subject to order delays & errors**
Information for parents:
Student Login Instructions:
Students may log in to their courses on the first day of class (courses will not be viewable until the start date of the course)
Student usernames are firstname. lastname (i.e. susan.smith) not email addresses.
Please follow the instructions: Student Login Directions. For assistance, students may contact partnershipsupport@asuprep.org.
Guardian Login instructions:
Guardians may log in on the first day of class (courses will not be viewable until the start date of the course).
Guardian usernames are firstname. lastname (i. e. susan.smith) OR firstinitiallastname (i.e. ssmith), not email addresses.
Please follow the instructions: Guardian Login Directions. For assistance, guardians may contact partnershipsupport@asuprep.org.
*Order requests must be submitted in Procurify no later than 14 days from your class start date *
ASU does not serve part-time elementary students **
Additional Information
Additional Information
(students will automatically receive an automated email from no-reply@asuprep.org with their login information - but only 5 days before course start date)
What are the course offerings?
A-G, NCAA*
*NCAA Students: Students choosing this curriculum option to meet their NCAA course requirements should notify their HST. The HST will immediately follow the NCAA process as presented in the HST Handbook, including completing the NCAA Survey and notifying the student’s high school counselor.
Why is it popular?
ASU Prep Digital supports the student in a number of ways. Each student is paired with a Success Coach who helps map the student’s goals and acts as a mediator between the parent, teacher and student.
ASU Prep Digital works closely with Arizona State University (ASU) to be leaders in digital education and innovation, employing game-based learning and interweaving virtual reality into their curriculum.
ASU Prep Digital uses Rosetta Stone Foundations for their world language content along with discussion based assessments and three weekly live lessons which offer conversational opportunities.
ASU Prep Digital uses effective and consistent communication with the student, including the use of discussion-based assessments throughout the course (key one-to- one time with the instructor), see Sample Video.
What do ASU Courses look like?
Students will receive excellent and consistent support from ASU’s Success Coach, learning course content through a variety of the below:
Weekly live lessons (this is mostly for world language courses; students attend to practice speaking and listening)
Reading, videos, and projects
Labs (Biology and Chemistry labs offered virtually. Physics requires the student to complete some kitchen-style labs. See Physics Home Lab Material)
Students receive on the spot feedback to student-responses and support from teachers
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