Studying with ADHD and anxiety doesn’t have to feel like an uphill battle. With the right tools and techniques, students can transform overwhelm into confidence—especially in flexible online school environments. This post explores how ADHD affects studying, offers practical strategies for time management and organization, and shares how to build an ADHD-friendly study plan that actually works.
Early academic intervention can prevent student struggles from becoming long term. Learn why, as well as how Holston Academy can help.
Holston Academy is proud to announce the launch of its first-ever AP Seminar® cohort, marking a major milestone in expanding advanced academic opportunities for online high school students across the country.
Striking the right balance between academics and personal life is no easy feat, especially for today’s busy students and families. Whether your child attends a traditional school, is homeschooled, or enrolled in an online academy, this blog offers five practical tips to help create structure, protect wellness, and embrace flexibility.
There is a stigma associated with online and homeschooled students regarding the lack of socialization they experience in their academic setting. Except it simply isn’t true. Homeschooled and online students actually socialize quite a bit.
Explore 5 key benefits of part-time online courses at Holston Academy—from flexible schedules to personalized learning and college prep.
Time management skills not only keep students on schedule and on top of their work, they also provide plenty of practice when it comes to juggling a variety of tasks later in life. Here are 10 time management tips for online middle and high school students.
Guest blogger and Head of School Cory Plough shares his take on the future of learning recovery and how online school can help meet the needs of this student population when traditional school models cannot.
At Holston Academy, we’re proud to support students who chase big dreams, on the green and in the classroom. This month, we’re shining a spotlight on Kyle, an 11th grade student whose passion for golf has shaped both his academic path and personal growth.