At Pacific Preparatory, we are so lucky to work with the most thoughtful and inspiring instructors, all who bring lessons to life with engaging connections to student interests and their community. This month, we are excited to introduce Brian!

Students with chronic health conditions face unique obstacles in typical classroom environments and while brick-and-mortar schools often try to accommodate these students, traditional schedules and routines can still be difficult to navigate. Pacific Preparatory holistically supports students with chronic health issues, as we are uniquely positioned to offer the flexibility and high level of support and accommodation.

At Pacific Preparatory, we are so lucky to work with the most thoughtful and inspiring instructors, all who bring lessons to life with engaging connections to student interests and their community. This month, we are excited to introduce Kayla!

At Pacific Preparatory, we celebrate and support students with learning differences by offering tailored educational planning. Our individualized 1:1 approach ensures that each student has access to customized learning plans, flexible pacing, and multiple pathways to graduation, empowering them to reach their full potential.

At Pacific Preparatory, we are so lucky to work with the most thoughtful and inspiring instructors, all who bring lessons to life with engaging connections to student interests and their community. This month, we are excited to celebrate Laura, who specializes in teaching literacy using the Orton-Gillingham approach, ensuring that every student, regardless of their level or ability, receives personalized instruction tailored to their unique needs.

The 1:1 model stands out as a powerful tool for nurturing leadership skills and fostering self-advocacy in our learners.

Discover how PacPrep offers personalized homeschooling support, helping families navigate the growing trend of customized education. From curriculum guidance to community engagement suggestions, we empower parents to create a tailored learning experience for their children.

At Pacific Preparatory, we are so lucky to work with the most thoughtful and inspiring instructors, all who bring lessons to life with engaging connections to student interests and their community. This month, we are excited to celebrate Teresa!

Rejecting the "pay-to-play" model, our school prioritizes teaching practices over marketing strategies. The virtual learning format enhances focused time on tasks, equipping students with tools for success through real-time observation and tailored instruction. Pacific Preparatory's challenging yet balanced curriculum, multidimensional instructional approach, and adherence to the science of reading and math set it apart as an academically rigorous institution dedicated to preparing students for a lifetime of critical thinking and success.

While many teachers and parents know that middle and high school students benefit from executive functioning support, we have also found that college freshmen benefit from it as well. Newly tasked with navigating an academic environment without the majority of their previous tools, college freshmen thrive when paired with a coach and an advocate who can, among other things, help them set and track goals, manage their time, and cultivate resilience.

At the end of the fall semester, our community came together to celebrate all our students’ hard work in our first ever Fall Showcase. We created a virtual bulletin board highlighting particular projects and allowing other students, families, teachers and administrators to leave comments. Students were thrilled to see what their peers have been up to!

At Pacific Preparatory, we are so lucky to work with the most thoughtful and inspiring instructors, all who bring lessons to life with engaging connections to student interests and their community. This month, we are excited to celebrate Laura, who specializes in fostering a deep understanding of mathematical concepts among her students.

At Pacific Preparatory, we are so lucky to work with the most thoughtful and inspiring instructors, all who bring lessons to life with engaging connections to student interests and their community. This month, we are excited to celebrate Joyce, whose specialization lies in supporting students to acquire cognitive and interpersonal skills, enabling them to strengthen foundations, grow as learners, and develop as responsible members of society in an increasingly complex world.

With a 1:1 homeschool experience, our students don’t have to make a choice between their passion and their education. In fact, the two often go hand in hand as students learn to think for themselves while they cultivate their own inherent academic curiosity.

Keeping families informed is at the forefront of what we do. Sharing a student’s progress report is just one of our touchpoints, with our conferences being another opportunity to connect.

Explore the resonant themes and insightful discussions from season 1 of 'Forget What You Learned' that have sparked a discussion about educational reform and inspired listeners seeking meaningful change.

At Pacific Preparatory, we are so lucky to work with the most thoughtful and inspiring instructors, all who bring lessons to life with engaging connections to student interests and their community. This month, we are excited to celebrate Chris, whose favorite element of teaching is empowering students to harness their social studies knowledge to actively and effectively navigate the societies they inhabit today.

This fall, we’ve been chatting with more and more families who are interested in dual enrollment options for their children. With Pacific Preparatory dual enrollment, students can be enrolled in their primary school of record while supplementing their coursework with 1:1 PacPrep courses.

Online learning has been so effective for our students and teachers because teachers are empowered to use a mix of physical materials and digital tools to make learning dynamic and engaging. We’re proud to share some examples of what tools our instructors use to propel their students’ learning.

At Pacific Preparatory, we are so lucky to work with the most thoughtful and inspiring instructors, all who bring lessons to life with engaging connections to student interests and their community. This month, we are excited to celebrate Tracy, who specializes in integrating student’s interests and fostering a love of reading that transcends into fun and engaging grammar and writing practice.

Join the Tutor Corps and Pacific Preparatory team for an engaging podcast for families: “Forget What You Learned.” Host and parent Cory Greenberg delves into our modern education system through conversations with experts who uncover the limitations of our approach and reveal inspiring alternatives. Don't miss this engaging series on Apple and Spotify.

The latest in our Interview with an Expert series features close friends and professional partners, Drs. Carin Laue and Erin Rossello, who bring a warm, empathic approach to helping children and families.

97% of PacPrep teachers are returning next year. Find out how we’re bucking the national trends on teacher retention.

Last spring, Admissions Manager Molly Tweten came up with a really good idea. Within her role at PacPrep, Molly talks with prospective families who are exploring school options, and offers ongoing support to our current cohort of students and their families. She started to notice a common thread in many of her conversations with families: many students had negative experiences at previous schools and had lower self-confidence. With this in mind, she really wanted to shift the conversation, not just for these students, but all students. She wanted every student to have a positive school experience and reframe their inner narrative about their skills. Her idea was to create one-of-a-kind Strengths-Based Certificates, or “SRC’s” for each and every PacPrep student.

At Pacific Preparatory, we are so lucky to work with the most thoughtful and inspiring instructors, all who bring lessons to life with engaging connections to student interests and their community. This month, we are pleased to celebrate Beth, whose interactive and hands-on lessons make her the perfect fit for both our online and in person students.

Celebrating Autism Acceptance Month with Canadian author, Alexandra Hoffman, and her latest children’s book, Masterpiece.

Spring book clubs at PacPrep included exclusive visits from each of the authors! The students asked questions, learned about the writing process, and learned how to make their own writing pieces seen by experts in the industry.

As teachers at a 1:1 school, PacPrep teachers are especially well-equipped to take on the challenge of Artificial Intelligence (AI). The very nature of 1:1 sessions allows for this thoughtful exploration, continuous real-time feedback, and relationship-building. Together, teachers and students can explore AI while developing student writing skills in tandem.

At Pacific Preparatory, we are so lucky to work with the most thoughtful and inspiring instructors, all who bring lessons to life with engaging connections to student interests and their community. This month, we are pleased to celebrate Eleonora, whose thoughtful and creative curriculum planning is perfectly crafted to fit each student’s unique interests, personality, and academic growth.