No two schools are exactly alike. Some have large classes, and others have small classes. Some focus on preparing students for college and standardized tests, while others emphasize creativity or technical skills. At TRECA, we believe each student has unique educational needs and passions, so you can't make education any one thing. For students to succeed, we believe their individual needs have to come first. That's why we built our philosophy around one idea: helping students find their own paths through school and beyond.
I love the flexibility and the high standard of curriculum! I feel like the educators can provide a better and more private level of instruction for the students.
TRECA is great at helping students complete work at their own pace and provides students a safe learning environment.
TRECA has changed our life and our family. They have shown our son that it is fun to learn!
At TRECA, I have been able to take advanced classes early in my high school education that I can't find anywhere else.
The teachers are really on top of the students and are very encouraging! TRECA also does a great job of getting parents involved.
Our journey began in 2001, the year we became one of the first e-schools in the state of Ohio. In our first year, we served almost 700 students, a number that has grown to over 2,000. From the very beginning, we have always focused on one thing: our students. We know that providing them with a successful educational experience requires putting their needs first, which is what we've done every step of the way.
At TRECA, we believe that every student, regardless of their situation, should have more educational control and flexibility. For more information on our online learning programs, please contact us today.
The Board of Directors holds regular meetings on the 3rd Wednesday of each month, at 107 N. Main Street, Marion, Ohio 43302. The regular meeting scheduled for December 18th has been canceled.
The annual organizational meeting has been scheduled for January 15th at 8:30 am, to be immediately followed by the Regular meeting. The meeting will be held in the 2nd floor conference room at 107 N. Main Street, Marion, Ohio 43302.
The TRECA Local Professional Development Committee (LPDC) reviews coursework and professional development activities completed by staff members to determine if requirements have been met.
The LPDC meets at least three times a year. The next scheduled meeting will be posted as soon as the time and location become available.
The parties in the Doe v. Ohio Department of Education class action have submitted a proposed settlement to the U.S. District Court for approval. Please use the link below to view the proposal.