Student Support Services
Student Support Services
Help Anchor Academy provides various support options for students who may be struggling with specific courses, need extra accountability in completing their studies (whether online, self-paced, or homeschool), or simply seek general guidance as part of our virtual community.
We are dedicated to meeting the diverse needs of our students.
Special Education Support Services
Help Anchor provides assistance to students with diagnosed or suspected learning needs. Our Special Education team collaborates with families to create a personalized plan tailored to each student. This includes guidance on placement and course selection, accommodations, and academic support through structured interventions, goal setting, and registration assistance.
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Consultation – Every family begins with a meeting with our Special Education team to discuss the student’s academic background, review relevant documentation, establish learning goals, and identify the necessary support.
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Accommodations – We offer a range of accommodations for both online and homeschool courses. Our team will help you implement the best strategies to support your student’s learning experience.
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Resource Program – Our live lab sessions provide additional academic support and interventions for online students in grades 3-12.
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Progress Monitoring – Students enrolled in our Special Education program receive enhanced progress tracking and reporting from our Special Education team to ensure ongoing support and development.
Instructional Support
Services
Help Anchor Academy provides various support options for students, whether they need help with specific subjects, require extra accountability, or seek general academic assistance as Help Anchor Academy students.
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Accountability Mentorship – Students are paired with a mentor to help them stay on track with their coursework.
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Tutoring – Professional faculty members provide one-on-one tutoring to support students academically.
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Academic Support Labs – These subject-focused, workshop-style, non-credit labs offer students additional practice and guidance.
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Homeroom Program – A non-credit course designed to develop study skills, foster a sense of community, and promote academic success.
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Morning Meeting Program – For students in grades K-2, this live, non-credit course teaches virtues along with age-appropriate social and academic skills.