Huntley High's blended learning program lauded as top in nation

Huntley High School's blended learning program, a pioneering alternative educational model in which students engage in self-directed, online learning, has garnered another accolade as it continues to grow.Huntley High recently was named the top blended learning high school in the nation by Study.com, an online platform providing video-based college courses and comprehensive guidance counseling resources. It ranked 50 high schools nationwide with similar programs based on various factors, including student/teacher ratios, accessibility and implementation. "This is a tremendous honor and a true reflection of both the outstanding work our staff has put in over the past several years and the caliber of our students," said Scott Rowe, Huntley Community School District 158 superintendent. "Our successes have shown that it's not only possible but imperative for schools to evolve in how we educate students."