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In a world flooded with promises of instant gratification, shortcuts, quick fixes, and easy buttons, Chad Austin, a fitness trainer, offers help for people wanting to focus on long-term fitness success. In this podcast episode of “K12 On Learning,” listeners can learn ways to stop constantly starting over and also improve the quality of their lives through fitness. Chad Austin has been a leader in the fitness industry since 2003. He is a fitness business owner, and he is also the best-selling and award-winning author of the book series, “Make Fitness A Priority.”

Stride and the Nature Conservancy teamed up & invited students nationwide to join in on the first-ever Stride Innovation Challenge. Listen to the podcast!

Many Dads teach their children how to have fun, and how to laugh, and more importantly, they can be influences for good. They teach the value of learning and education. In this episode, we pay tribute to Dads with some heartwarming thoughts sprinkled with Dad Jokes!

In this episode of “K12 On Learning,” we dig into the overall parent responsibility when you choose to school online. Learning Coach and mother of four children, Corrie Munson, speaks to us about why she chose an online school for her children, and also the responsibilities she took on when she did so. Listen now!

In this episode, you will hear from two high school graduates, Perrena Stockard, a graduating senior from Indiana Digital Learning School, and Paige Edwards, a graduating senior from Destinations Career Academy in Oregon, and a member of the Stride Student Advisory Council. Both are addressing their peers at their own school’s graduation ceremony, and both of them have a lot to say about their online education.

In this podcast episode of “K12 On Learning,” you can discover how little mistakes or unknowns can take a big toll, especially when it comes to planning, preparing, and applying to a college or for a job. Our podcast guest, Kelly MacLean, a former college recruiter, shares how you can help your teen stand out on an application, and how to start preparing now for college and a career. Listen now!

In this Part 2 podcast episode of “K12 On Learning,” the topic discussed is a serious one… "How Parents Can Help Prevent Suicide." The mental health series featured in these episodes is geared toward parents, and it is in partnership with the Cook Center for Human Connections and parentguidance.org. Listen now!

In this podcast episode of “K12 On Learning,” experts from the field will discuss various aspects of nursing. With new and emerging innovative technologies, it has also opened up to be an in-demand career today, with many opportunities. The goal of the Stride Nursing Club is to encourage students to look at this health profession specialty. Today, we hear from Dr. Sherri Wilson, RN, Director of Stride Career Prep's Healthcare Program, who introduces us to two surgical care nurses. Listen now! #nursesweek #nursing #k12OnLearning

This episode is Part 1 of our "K12 On Learning" Mental Health Series, focused specifically on building your child’s confidence. Listen now!

In this podcast episode of “K12 On Learning,” you will hear a teacher, who is experienced in both online learning and traditional classroom environments, describe the differences she’s found between the two distinct teaching roles. Listen now! #K12OnLearning #TeachLuv

In this episode, teen brothers, and entrepreneurs, from Stride talk about how they have created an opportunity to educate their peers on the world of finance. These Stride students discuss their online opportunities for investing, by developing virtual stock trading games and competitions. In this podcast, you will learn how you can get in on the fun. Listen now! #K12OnLearning

Lena, from Ukraine, encourages us to talk to our kids about the war and shares ways to become Global Citizens.

In this episode, learn about what makes young children ready for kindergarten and tips on how to prepare, from early learning specialist, Dr. Melissa King. #k12OnLearning

In this podcast episode, our guests, Adelita Shepherd, an experienced test administrator, and Ben and Sarah, a 5th grader and 7th-grader help us share 10 tips to help parents, students, and teachers prepare for test anxiety. Listen now! #K12OnLearning

The Student Advisory Council is a 6-month paid internship, for Stride K12-powered students. And, Stride is looking for the next group to participate! #K12OnLearning

In this episode, small business owner, Debbie Glanton, shares her story of starting over and the importance of becoming an entrepreneur. #K12OnLearning Listen now!

There are many ways in which a child can be gifted. In this podcast episode, Dr. Brandi Maynard discusses gifted education discovery! #K12OnLearning Learn more about special education services at K12-powered schools: https://www.k12.com/online-public-schools/special-education.html

In this episode, Ginny Murphy, Stride Teacher Development Specialist, shares ways to create a language-rich environment in your home or in the classroom to bridge the connection between language and literacy

Children need the security that financial understanding can provide. Joseph Okaly, a CFP, discusses how to involve children in developing a financial plan.

We celebrate Black History Month on K12 On Learning with the voices of five Education professionals from Stride. Each will address a keyword frequently mentioned when discussing racial equity and social justice. The words are Representation, inclusion, empowerment, community, and pride #k12OnLearning.