Who is Centric Learning?
In a nutshell, Centric Learning supports educators and students with our project-based learning online solutions, creating a new way of learning that has positive student outcomes for schools and districts across the globe. We encourage you to give us a look for YOUR students!
Who We Help:
- Public and Private Schools
- Charter Schools
- Alternative Education Programs
- At-Risk Students
- Virtual Schools/Learners
- Adult Education Programs
New Year Message from Centric Learning CEO
As we welcome 2025, I want to extend my sincere gratitude to our valued educational partners, students, and the entire Centric Team. Your trust, dedication, and collaboration have been the driving force behind our shared success.
Reflecting on the past year, we are thrilled with the progress we’ve made together and the milestones we’ve achieved in support of your educational goals:
Why School Districts Choose Centric Learning: A Comprehensive Look
In today’s rapidly evolving educational landscape, school districts are in search of platforms and solutions that align with the demands of modern learners while maintaining high standards of educational excellence. Centric Learning has emerged as a top choice for many districts, and for good reasons. Here’s a breakdown of why Centric Learning stands out:
Can We Buy You Lunch?
If you are an administrator for any of the below programs, then we want to treat you and up to 4 colleagues to a personal 30-minute virtual, or in-person, lunch and learn!
- Alternative Education
- Adult Education
- Virtual School/Program
- At-Risk/Juvenile Detention
Topics include our asynchronous self-paced options, credit recovery, live classes for teacher shortages, and tutoring solutions. If you are exploring education alternatives, this is a great opportunity to learn about us and enjoy a complimentary lunch!
Synchronous Versus Asynchronous Classes
Understanding the nuances between different class formats is crucial for educators, students, and educational institutions alike. The evolution of online education has introduced a plethora of learning environments, each with its own set of advantages, challenges, and pedagogical approaches. At the heart of this evolution are two primary formats: synchronous and asynchronous classes. These formats define not only how content is delivered but also how students interact with the material, their peers, and instructors. Grasping these differences is essential for making informed decisions about which format best suits the educational goals and preferences of learners and educators.
Centric Learning Statistics
All core subject courses are aligned to national education standards. Many courses are also aligned to individual state standards.
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Where Will We Be Next?
FETC Administrator/Educator Appreciation Event
Thursday, January 16 @ 6 PM
Centric Learning is back at it! We don’t mean to brag, but our Educator Appreciation events at conferences are the talk of the….well…conferences! This year, at FETC 2025, we are taking 10 lucky attendees to iFLY for an amazing indoor skydiving adventure for free!
So if you are attending FETC 2025 click the registration button below to register. If you know someone who is attending, then please share! There will be a random drawing on 1/13/25 and winners will be notified by phone and email.
PLEASE NOTE: If you register for the event, please make sure you are available to go and have transportation to get there. Luckily, iFLY is close the convention center and many area hotels!
Brooke Maciag, Director of Program Development and Customer Success
Meet the Centric Team
Brooke Maciag is the Director of Program Development and Customer Success for Centric Learning, a leader in online educational solutions designed for schools and districts, catering to students in grades 3-12. Prior to joining the Centric team, Brooke served as a School Support Specialist for Lake Superior State University’s Charter Schools Office. Brooke’s career in education has taken several different paths in the 20 years since her first teaching job. She has served at the teacher, principal, and superintendent levels of public K-12 education. Her passion has always been supporting students and educators to ensure educational equity for all.
What’s New with Centric?
Director of Sales and Marketing, Jeremy Johnson, became a member of the Michigan Adult, Community, and Alternative Education Association (MACAE) alternative education committee.
Centric Learning became an education partner with Greater Ozarks Cooperating School Districts (GOCSD)
Holiday Giveaway Recap!
Centric Learning celebrated the holidays and spoiled two participants in our Facebook holiday giveaway promotion! Congratulations to Shelly Ann and Renee Shifone! They were our randomly drawn winners!
Don’t worry if you missed this giveaway–we’ll have many more in 2025! To be a part of those, simply follow/like us on Facebook!