Sora’s 2022 Admissions Season is officially open. This week we’re diving into how Sora makes admissions easy, accessible, and personalized for prospective students. No Application Fee Usually, both traditional and online private schools require a fee in order for your application to be considered. This fee typically ranges between $45 to $65. If you’re interested […]
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From the days of Maria Montessori working with a small group of children in an apartment building in Rome in the early 1900s to more recent times with innovative charter schools and online programs, people have been working to improve how and what young students learn — and our education system at large. We’ve known […]
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The team at Sora is proud to announce that our virtual high school is now accredited by Cognia, a world-class network committed to improving schools on a global scale. Last year, we received full accreditation from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). With our additional accreditation by Cognia, our goal is to give […]
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August 6, 2021 — Sora, the online middle school and high school geared towards experiential, student-led learning, announced today that Chris Wilson would be expanding his consulting role with Sora to include serving as Head of Schools. “We couldn’t be more excited for Chris to join us as Head of Schools,” said Garrett Smiley, Co-Founder […]
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Fletcher is currently a part-time STEM student at Sora. He shares how Sora has helped him discover a new appreciation for science while empowering him to level up his skills in architecture and interior design. John: Welcome, Fletcher. What first drew you to Sora? Fletcher: Before I went to Sora, I did homeschool. I’ve been […]
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Josiah has been a student at Sora for a year now. He loves mechanical engineering and working with his hands. He shares how Sora helps him receive high school credit for doing what he loves: building new exciting creations. John: Welcome, Josiah. Tell us about your schooling background before Sora. Josiah: Before Sora, I was […]
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