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  • "A School No Walls Can Hold!"

    Northern Arizona Distance Learning (NADL) is a comprehensive online program that serves grades 5-12 with high quality 18-week semester courses taught by certified teachers. The distance learning program provides multimedia-rich curriculum aligning to state and national standards.  Students work at their own pace and time schedules.

    All 5th through 12th grade students under the age of 22 are eligible.  NADL is free to all students wishing to enroll in the school full-time.  We also offer courses for credit recovery.

    NADL is committed to promoting the success of students and supporting families.  Our staff has experience with a variety of family and student situations. 

    For questions or concerns, please call Stephanie Washington at (928) 773-8171 or email NADL@fusd1.org.

  • We believe in uniting students, school, and families to provide comprehensive educational opportunities for all students in a safe, nurturing, and supportive environment.  This includes:

    • Flexible learning opportunities
    • Possibilities thinking
    • Post-high school preparation
    • Community mindedness
    • Respect for diversity
    • Positive relationships

  • All credits earned through Northern Arizona Distance Learning (both elective and core) are transferred to any FUSD school. Additionally, all Arizona colleges, universities, and military programs recognize credits earned through Northern Arizona Distance Learning as traditional high school credits.  Students may also be eligible to participate in concurrent enrollment with Coconino Community College, CAVIAT, and other opportunities to earn college credits while pursuing a high school diploma.  NADL students can participate in middle and high school extracurricular activities including dances and sports.

  • Northern Arizona Distance Learning provides high quality educational services to all children in a virtual environment.  Children have access to curriculum and community programs that provide the skills and knowledge necessary for high school graduation and to be successful at any college, technical, or professional program in preparation for a personally meaningful career.

  • “Being able to make my own schedule pretty much for school and make my own time that fits the other aspects of my life is super convenient. It’s very helpful.”

    Avery Rhoton, NADL student
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Frequently Asked Questions

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  • Are NADL students required to take state mandated tests?

  • Are the classes the same as those offered in a traditional school?

  • Can my child take courses through NADL as a homeschooled student?

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