Creating an Online Classroom?
For schools exploring online learning in case of temporary closures, this webpage provides free resources and considerations for effective remote teaching and learning.
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Essential Fast Facts
Stanford OHS is a school that draws strength from its students, its instructors, and its online nature. Our students are passionate about learning, ready to take intellectual risks, and engaged in significant pursuits beyond the classroom.
Global Student Body
Our students come from 48 U.S. states and 31 countries and interact with each other and their teachers through our seminar-style discussion classes.
Placement by Ability
Through careful assessment, students are placed into courses by their readiness, not solely by their age or grade level.
Challenging Curriculum
From advanced middle-school classes through 28 post-AP and university-level courses, our curriculum challenges students at every level.
Scholarly Instructors
Stanford OHS instructors, 68% holding Ph.D.'s in their fields, work closely with students to help them reach their full academic potential.
Individualized Student Support
Our dedicated student-support program includes specifically trained counselors, academic advisors, and college counselors.
Vibrant Community
Our Student Life staff makes online and in-person community-building events a key part of the student experience at Stanford OHS.
Our Virtual Campus
Beyond the Ordinary
How can you get a feel for our extraordinary online school? Hear what some of our students and instructors have to say about our school's strengths.
Highlights
2006
Year Founded
880
Students Enrolled
7–12
Grades Offered
12
% of Students Receive Financial Aid
11
Average Class Size
Stanford OHS has established a truly amazing community of learners, educators and supporters. The school provides a unique hybrid space with online flipped classrooms enriched by in-person opportunities through regional meetups and residential programs.
Tomohiro Hoshi, Ph.D.
Head of School
Stanford OHS Through the Lens
Students participating in a Adobe Connect Class.