What is Common Core School?

Common Core School will be a unique and FREE virtual school, blending current and emerging technologies for both delivery and curricula.
It will align the Common Core State Standards of education to all content and each rigorous lesson will additionally be aligned and relevant to multiple Vocational Tracks.
It will be ad-based, completely free, the first school to deliver true equity via family-friendly sponsorship.
It will incorporate Project-Based Learning.
It will offer Asynchronous Online Classes. With expansion, the curricula will be scaled to Synchronous Distance Learning and Blended Learning environments.
It will offer immediate feedback via its automated model.
It will require collaboration between stakeholders: Instructors, Students, Parents and Community.
It will integrate Common Core Character components, universally recognized values as both means and ends of each project.
It will offer Tiered Diplomas: Basic (Accredited Diploma - Credit Recovery Option), Honors (Major, optional Minor, Minimum ACT score as exit exam) and Vocational (Career Track leading to Industry Certifications as exit exam).

CCS: Perfect Timing

Secretary of Education Duncan: American schools need to shift focus to students graduating “College- and Career-Ready."
President Obama: Proposal for Universal Preschool -
CCS = Free & Quality Home-(Pre)school and Community Cluster Curricula.
Shortened College? Graduates will be qualified with a CCS Honors or Vocational Diploma, as it used to be
Precision Education: Emerging Careers for 2013.
Even with a College Scorecard, many families cannot afford post-secondary education.

Variable but Mandatory Parent Component from Correcting Homework to actual Instruction.
Home-school – “School in a Box.”
Staff serves Support/Guidance/Intervention.

PLCs of the most highly-qualified New & Veteran Teachers and Career Changers will author the curricula. As a result lessons will assure rigidity, relevance and truly establish the relationships between student, teacher and subject.