Indiana’s virtual schools are seeing a wave of enrollment growth as more families choose online learning for flexibility and personalized education. According to Adam Hawf, Stride’s Superintendent of Schools, several factors are driving this trend, including the appeal of customized learning experiences that fit diverse student needs. As demand for alternative education options rises, school leaders are focused on maintaining high standards and offering strong support to students and families navigating this transition.
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