Then I’ll get more detailed for those of you who prefer a more in-depth review.

I’m breaking this up into sections that you can quickly and easily digest, starting with the “Reader’s Digest” mini review and quick glance pros and cons. As we’ll see below, REACH uses an entirely different learning system that is super user-friendly and takes different learning styles into account. If your school is using Edgenuity, please don’t let it scare you away from cyber school entirely. After dealing with this learning system, I appreciate and miss REACH more than ever.

Put in my nicest words possible, we’re not fans. Right now, his school is doing online learning with another system, Edgenuity. He decided to go back to a brick-and-mortar school for a “regular high school experience.” Poor kid, there’s nothing regular about his freshman experience, is there? My son spent two years at REACH, for 7th and 8th grade. Things get buried and I figured this is easier than sending you searching for it in my archives. With so much up in the air right now about what the fall 2020 school year will look like, I thought now is a good time to refresh it a bit and get it back out in front of your eyes.

NOTE- I originally wrote this review about two years ago, after my son finished his first year at REACH. Today, I’m going to tell you everything we loved about it, the few things that we didn’t love, and what to expect when your child attends REACH. My son spent two years at REACH, the Connections Academy cyber school in Pennsylvania. If you’re looking for a detailed REACH Cyber Charter School review from a totally unbiased source, I’ve got you covered.

Connections academy pros and cons