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Parent Resources

Schola helps parents and students on their educational journey. Our parent resource page is designed to equip parents with the necessary tools to support their child both inside and outside the classroom, leading to enhanced student success. Welcome to Schola!

Parent Resource Page

School Resources

Schola helps schools reach their enrollment goals, increase retention, and improve educational outcomes for all. We have everything you need to know about connecting with families, promoting your school, classroom activities, and optimizing students’ learning environment. Welcome to Schola!

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Recent Blogs

Why Marketing Metrics are Meaningful (to Everyone!)

Recruitment and Enrollment, School Resources

Why Marketing Metrics are Meaningful (to Everyone!)0 Comments We live in a data-driven world. Nearly everything these days can be measured, monitored, and optimized. Data is incredibly valuable for school marketing because it means we can obtain and understand key...

5 Tips to Study Smarter, Not Harder

Parent Resources, Supporting Your Student

5 Tips to Study Smarter, Not Harder0 Comments Let's face it. No one enjoys studying. It can be time-consuming, requires intense focus, and can often be dull and discouraging. However, studying is essential for academic success and teaching valuable skills such as time...

3 Reasons to Ask Students This Question

Education, School Resources

3 Reasons to Ask Students This Question0 Comments School is back in full swing! But before the back-to-school excitement begins to fade and students settle into routines, asking one crucial question may change the trajectory for the year. What does success look like...

3 Indicators Your Child is at the Wrong School

Parent Resources, School Choice

3 Indicators Your Child is at the Wrong School 0 Comments School should be a place of excitement, curiosity, and relationship building, yet many students do not have this experience. Being at the wrong school can be detrimental to students’ academic and...