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I’m Beth Ellen Nash, the founder of Wings to Soar Online Academy. Watch this short welcome video for a quick
Our online homeschool and intervention programs empower and equip dyslexic and other outside-the-box learners through personalized learning plans.
When your child is struggling to learn well, figuring out how to help them can feel like an uphill battle.
We get it—and we’ve helped hundreds of children just like yours. Because of our nearly two decades of experience with dyslexic and other outside-the-box learners, we know how to help your child learn well!
Our mission at Wings to Soar Online Academy is to break chains of failure, inadequacy, and shame associated with dyslexia and other outside-the-box learning needs. We address the whole person, helping your child build skills and confidence to not just survive, but thrive in school and life.
We can help in many areas, including:
Enroll your child in just the parts they need. We come alongside you to support you to fill in the gaps of what ISN’T working.
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If your child has a specific learning disability affecting reading, writing, spelling, or math, or could benefit from cognitive skills training for improving executive function, such as ADHD and memory, we create online tailored interventions. We also offer middle and high school online teacher-led small-group history, science, and English courses.
At Wings to Soar Online Academy, we create a Path to Success™ Personalized Learning Plan for every student.
Get started with a free Just-Right Level™ Assessment to identify your learner’s specific skill gaps and help unlock your child’s potential today!”
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