Helping you bring high-quality online
and hybrid schools to your district.
Public schools are the cornerstone of our communities, but families want more choices. The Sora Program helps districts by providing students with new opportunities to learn in flexible, engaging ways—while keeping them enrolled and connected to their local schools.
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Offering choices to retain families and grow enrollment.
We partner with schools to expand learning opportunities and keep families engaged in an era of unprecedented options. Our model combines live instruction, hands-on project-based classes, and personalized mentorship within a fully accredited curriculum. Schools can choose flexible options—ranging from online to hybrid—that fit their community’s needs, while families gain access to a proven, engaging learning experience that supports both academic growth and student well-being.
We collaborate with public schools to build on their strengths, not replace them. Students remain enrolled in their home district, but gain access to flexible, project-based learning that aligns with state standards. Districts benefit from new options to serve students who might otherwise leave for alternative programs, homeschool, or charters—helping schools stay competitive while expanding equity and access.
Aligned With Standards
All programs are designed to fit within state and district graduation requirements, ensuring accountability and compliance.
Supporting Teachers
Programs are taught by district- or state-certified educators, and we help provide professional development, resources, and co-teaching support.
Real-World Classes
Our STEM and Humanities courses are interdisciplinary and based around real-world topics, ensuring learning feels relevant and exciting for every student.
Flexible Curriculum
Public schools can utilize our existing programs or work with us to develop their own, offering flexibility and personalization.
Cost-Effective Options
The Sora Program will expand your budget, not only fit within it. We have a track record of attracting new families to your district with our unique, beloved program.
Keeping Students Enrolled
By offering families more choices, districts can prevent students from leaving for alternative programs, charters, or homeschooling.
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A unique project-based learning curriculum is designed to supercharge your students' curiosity and motivation. Content standards are embedded into interesting, real-world classes. Students demonstrate their mastery through high-quality project presentations.
A Day in The Sora Program
Students benefit from a balanced schedule that combines structure and flexibility. Monday through Thursday include approximately 2.5 hours of interactive live classes, followed by a dedicated block for independent homework, project work, and just-in-time support. Families can also choose to participate in the optional in-person days, adding even more opportunities for connection and support.
The schedule below is an example—we'll design a structure that works best for your district's goals.
Take your public school to the next level of innovation.
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Best-in-class software to power Sora’s project-based approach
Our award-winning software brings students, families, and educators together in one place, facilitating a one-of-a-kind learning experience.
FAQs
Are Sora classes online or in person?
All academic instruction is delivered online, ensuring consistency and flexibility.
How much live instruction is included?
How does Sora fit with in-person district life?
How does Sora align competencies with diploma standards, and who grants the diploma?
How is Sora’s grading system different?
Is the Sora transcript compatible with traditional grading systems?
What subjects are included in the Sora curriculum?
What platform does Sora use?
How does Sora work with the district’s existing tools and platforms?
What is the student-to-teacher teacher ratio?
Who teaches Sora courses?
How does Sora support students with IEPs?
Can World Language be included?
Does Sora offer CTE programs, work-based learning, or credentials