Celebrate a successful summer of learning! Today marks the final day of our Blue Ridge Sponsored Summer Workshops. Thank you for being part of a fun, enriching experience filled with […]
It’s time to choose your courses! Enrollment is now open for the upcoming semester. Browse our catalog and register early to get your top choices.
Tutoring sign-up starts today! Families can now enroll in both Blue Ridge Sponsored Tutoring (free for eligible students) and Paid Tutoring options. Spaces fill quickly—secure your spot today.
An event held at the beginning of the fall semester to welcome new and returning students and their parents. This orientation provides important information about the upcoming school year, introduces […]
The start of the first semester of the academic year. Students commence their live classes, beginning new courses and engaging in interactive, real-time instruction to kick off their learning journey […]
Tutoring sessions officially begin! Today is the first day of tutoring support. Whether you're in the free Blue Ridge program or the paid sessions, we're here to help you succeed.
A holiday dedicated to the contributions of American workers. Schools are closed to provide a break and to recognize the efforts of the labor force.
Last chance to enroll! Today is the final day to register for Semester One courses. Make sure all course selections are complete so your student is ready for a successful […]
Check-in on progress! Midterm grades for Semester 1 will be sent to HSTs by this date.
A holiday recognizing and honoring the contributions, history, and culture of Indigenous peoples. Schools are closed to celebrate and reflect on the rich heritage and significance of Indigenous communities. This […]
A day to honor military veterans who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Schools are closed to recognize the service and sacrifice of veterans.
A short break in the fall semester to give students and staff a rest period. Schools are closed for a few days to rejuvenate before continuing the term.
