"The
first appearance of a standardized curriculum was not planned. It
was rather, a psycho-sociological phenomenon that spanned American
culture and emerged from the influence of the church and the family
on ...the classroom."
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Red Oak Initiates Free
Computer Program for Needy Students
Monday August 18,
2008 - Every year increasing numbers of Red Oak Students have been forced to
drop out due to crashed computers. Rising to the call from several of its
families this summer, Red Oak Academy has launched a campaign to acquire
refurbished computers from contributing businesses in the Dallas-Fort Worth
area... more>>
Red Oak Kicks Off New
Year with New Learner System
Monday July 28, 2008 - Despite being the only Internet
homeschooling program with live video classes and a full cadre
of K12 video instructors, Red Oak Academy will, later this week,
unveil a revolutionary new Learner Management System (LMS) that
provides students, teachers and parents with unparalleled ...
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Red Oak Students Break ACT National Average
Friday June 13, 2008
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For the sixth
year in a row, Red Oak Academy Juniors and Seniors shattered
their own record scores from previous years on the ACT college
entrance exams. All Red Oak students submitting to the ACT
scored at least in the top 25% nationally with three students
scoring 28, 32 and 34, respectively...
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2008 Red Oak Graduates Announced
Friday April 25, 2008 -
Red Oak Academy will be
honoring its
2008 graduates
in a closed online graduation ceremony on
Friday May 23, 2008. Guest may contact the ROA Central
office for guest access to the proceedings...
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2007 Red Oak Grad Scores High in Grades and Gold at MWSU
Thursday April 24, 2008 - The
Missouri Western State University women’s golf team finished its
spring season winning the Bearcat Spring Classic shooting a 361
in the one day event. 2007 Red Oak Academy graduate Lexi Webb
was the medalist of the classic shooting an 82 (40-42)....
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ROA Begins Worlds First Live
Video Classrooms for Grades 7-12
Tuesday September 4, 2007 - Red Oak
Academy began webcasting the world's first full complement of course
offerings for Grades 7-12 kicking off the 2007-2008 Academic year
with a bang. Using state-of-the-art video webcasting technology, Red
Oak Academy became the only live K-12 home school service available
anywhere...
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Virginia Family Chooses Red
Oak Academy to Combat School Bullying
Thursday February 22, 2007 - Red
Oak Academy student Brian Whitt was featured on Virginia's WVEC
television news last night ...
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Red Oak Academy Announces
Innovative Early Childhood Home Schooling Program
Monday January 22, 2007 - ROA Board of Directors have voted
unanimously to begin providing a reading and math curriculum package
for Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten classes with an emphasis on
phonics based on the Orton-Gillingham approach to the linguistic
teaching of language...
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Addressing the Academic Needs of Students with Learning Differences, Red Oak Academy provides instruction for those who have been diagnosed with one or several of the following disabilities in grades 9-12:
Additionally, Using Computer-based and Synchronous Internet Instruction, Red Oak Academy is equipped to provide instruction for gifted and regular education students in the following areas:
Students may attend daily classes online or work independently. Attendance is documented electronically from student logins. Video classes are stored and may be viewed at anytime from the Red Oak Academy multicast server website.
Written Assignments are submitted by e-mail or fax and receive individualized attention from each of the Red Oak Academy instructors. Using this feedback, the student prepares the next assignment. At the end of the course, the student takes a final exam. Exams are monitored by parents at home and by school staff on the Red Oak campus. Grades and transcripts are then generated.