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Covid-19 College Updates

Changes to the University of California Requirements for the Class of 2021 The UCs are relaxing testing requirements and will no longer require ACT or SAT for the class of…

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Learner Spotlight: Ariella Clarino

Ariella has been independent studyed for the past nine years, and this is her second year with iLEAD Exploration. She is currently in 10th grade and already has an impressive high…

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Learner Spotlight: Grace Gilroy

When you think of a learner who exemplifies the notion of what a independent studyed 10th grader might look like, you think of Grace. She thrives in this environment and…

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National Honor Society (NHS) Application for 2020-21

More than just an honor roll, the National Honor Society (NHS) recognizes high schoolers who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. The NHS’s primary…

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National Honor Society (NHS) Application for 2020-21

More than just an honor roll, National Honor Society (NHS) serves to recognize those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. NHS’s primary goal is…

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Career Technical Education

Career Technical Education (CTE)

Career Technical Education (CTE) Career Technical Education (CTE) is a program of study that involves a multi-year sequence of courses covering technical and occupational knowledge. The goal is to provide learners…

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What Do Colleges Want to See in an Applicant?

What do colleges really want to see in an applicant? Which boxes should I check to get into my dream school? The answer is there are no boxes, and there…

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Joining the Military

Joining the Military Joining the military after high school can bring many benefits. In addition to serving your country and learning important life skills, you can receive housing, subsidized food,…

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High School Spotlight: Grace Gilroy

When you think of a learner who exemplifies the notion of what a independent studyed 10th grader might look like, you think of Grace. She thrives in this environment and…

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Free Online Resources for High School Learners

FREE ONLINE RESOURCES FOR HIGH SCHOOL LEARNERS

At iLEAD Exploration, we are happy to provide learners with high school curriculum and online vendor suggestions, both of which can be purchased using instructional funds. We also have a variety of free resource suggestions for…

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Hight School Clubs and Organizations

High School Clubs & Organizations

Are you interested in getting involved in an extra-curricular group or organization? Here are a few opportunities that are available to you. Young America’s Foundation Young America’s Foundation (YAF) is a conservative…

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High School Hangouts

High School Hangouts

In January, high school learners had an opportunity to get together for a game day. It was a great time to get to know one another and a great time…

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Free Online Resources for High School Learners

FREE ONLINE RESOURCES FOR HIGH SCHOOL LEARNERS

At iLEAD Exploration, we are happy to provide learners with high school curriculum and online vendor suggestions, both of which can be purchased using instructional funds. We also have a variety of free resource suggestions for…

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Gap Year

What’s Next? Gap Year

February is Gap Year Exploration Month! A gap year is a purposeful break between high school and college. There is often an emphasis on experiential learning and pushing beyond one’s comfort zones. Learners…

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High School Spotlight: Hayden Crawford

Hayden joined iLEAD Exploration in 2019 and exemplifies the definition of true grit!  In order to pursue his acting career, he chose the independent study path which fits his lifestyle…

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High School Hike and Hangout

The Trails Cafe in Los Angeles Friday, February 28 from 10:30 am-1:30 pm This event is for high school learners only.  10:30 am – 11:30 am     Hike on one of the nearby…

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Summer Activities iLEAD Exploration

Summer Programs for High School

If you’re looking for a productive way to spend your summer and are interested in greater college preparedness, consider attending a pre-college summer program. These programs can be a great…

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SAT & ACT Test Practice

Taking college entrance examinations can be stressful. The best way to overcome text anxiety is to be well-prepared. A wide variety of books, online programs, and tablet apps are available…

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Scholarships

The best form of need-based and merit-based financial aid comes directly from a college or university. Need-based aid depends on a family’s financial situation while merit-based aid, also known as scholarships,…

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Research Universities

When high schoolers say they want to go to a large university, they are usually interested in school spirit, choices of majors, and an active and vibrant campus. What many learners don’t realize is…

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Learner Spotlight- Savannah Fox

Savannah was interested in art at a very young age. She loved to sketch or paint whenever she had the opportunity. The choice to independent study mainly came from the opportunities it…

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