Overview of eDynamic Learning 

eDynamic Learning offers an array of online CTE and elective courses for grades 6-12 with our Instructional Services partner. eDynamic Learning online courses are rooted in research, best practices, and engagement. All eDynamic Learning courses are designed utilizing backward design methodology leveraging Behavioral, Cognitive, and Constructivist learning theories. All courses have been aligned and meet the NSQ Online Course and Florida state standards.

Courses are appropriate for a varied audience – students who attend school full-time and part-time, accelerated students, students-at-risk, and students with various learning needs. Courses are WCAG 2.1AA compliant, allowing any student, including those who may have special visual, auditory, or cognitive needs, access to course content.

Accreditations 

Our Instructional Services partner holds accreditations with the NCAA, Cognia, and WASC.

Contact Information 

At the start of the semester, students receive a Welcome Course Package. This includes a course syllabus, grading information, and a pacing guide. Teachers will also send an introduction letter to students via email that includes their background and contact information. Throughout the semester, teachers post weekly announcements, and engage with individual students via email. Teachers will respond within 24 hours of receiving communication.

While courses run asynchronously, teachers keep regular daily hours during all days school is in session. Typically, teachers are available to their students from 8 am – 4 pm EST. Teachers are available for live student instruction and support, which can be scheduled upon request. Teachers also host at least once weekly “office hours” sessions for students. Information regarding date and time will be posted on the teacher profile.

Administrative offices can be reached for information about courses, instructors, or other needed assistance. Email: teacherservices@edynamiclearning.com; Phone: 877-585-2029

Technical support is available Monday to Friday 8:00 am – 7:00 pm CST via email. Additionally, technical support tickets can be filed via a support portal, which is available 24 hours/day. Technical Support

eDynamic Learning’s Head Office is located at 1256 Main Street, Suite 256, Southlake, TX 76092.

Employment – email: careers@greenwaysacademy.com

Instructor Information

All teachers have a minimum of an undergraduate degree in education, or an undergraduate degree in the subject. Many teachers hold advanced degrees. All teachers have teaching experience – a combination of classroom and online instruction. As additional personnel are hired this listing will be updated. All instructors teaching Florida courses will hold the appropriate Florida certification. Florida teacher information, including certification numbers, can be obtained by contacting teacherservices@edynamiclearning.com.

Subject Area	Instructor Location	Instructor State Certifications
Social Studies	Florida	Florida
English	Florida	Florida
Electives	Florida	Florida
World Languages	Florida	Florida

Student/Teacher Ratios and Teacher Load
Average student/teacher ratio depends on the type and popularity of the course. Teacher load (max number of students assigned to a teacher): 200:1

FL Course	eDL Course	Ave # Students per Teacher
American Sign Language 1	American Sign Language 1a/1b	42
American Sign Language 2	American Sign Language 2a/2b	28
American Sign Language 3 Honors	American Sign Language 3a/3b	15
Art in World Cultures	Art in World Cultures	14
Astronomy Solar/Galactic	Astronomy 1a/1b	17
Classical Literature	Gothic Literature	12
Classical Literature	Mythology and Folklore	12
Coding Fundamentals	MS Coding 1a/1b	7
Creative Photography 1	Digital Photography 1a/1b	15
Creative Writing 1	Creative Writing	8
Creative Writing 2	Creative Writing: Unleashing the Core of Your Imagination	8
Culinary Arts 1	Culinary Arts 1a/1b	14
Cybersecurity Essentials	Network Security 1a/1b	5
Digital Design 1	Digital Design 1a/1b	6
Early Childhood Education 1	Early Childhood Education 1a/1b	18
Exploration of Health Science Professions	MS Exploring Health Science	5
Foundations of Programming	Intro to Programming 1a/1b	14
Holocaust Education	History of the Holocaust	12
Exploration of Health Science Professions	MS Exploring Health Science	5
HOPE Physical Education (Core)	Health & Physical Education 1a/1b	17
Intro to Hospitality and Tourism	Hospitality & Tourism 1	9
Journalism 1	Journalism 1a/1b	7
Law Studies	Law & Order	11
Life Management Skills	Life Skills	13
M/J Computer Science Discoveries 2	MS Coding 1a/1b	7
M/J Exploring Music 1	Middle School Exploring Music	16
M/J Photography	Middle School Photography 1a/1b	12
Marine Science	Marine Science 1a/1b	5
Music of the World	Music Appreciation	25
Nutrition and Wellness	Nutrition and Wellness	16
Orientation to Career Clusters	MS Career Exploration 1	29
Parenting Skills	Real World Parenting	15
Holocaust Education	History of the Holocaust	12
Personal and Family Finance	Personal and Family Finance	30
Personal Finance and Money Management	Personal Finance and Money Management	New Course
Procedural Programming	Programming 2a/2b	4
Psychology 1	Personal Psychology	59
Social Media 1	Social Media	23
Sociology	Sociology 1	3
Speech 1	Public Speaking 1a/1b	16
Theater, Cinema, and Film Production	Theater, Cinema, and Film Production 1a/1b	13

Student Performance

As online course providers, eDynamic Learning and our instructional services partner are not privy to any given student’s state-administered or nationally standardized summative assessments. Such summative assessments are coordinated, administered and maintained by the student’s Local Education Agency (LEA) or home school district and are not shared or reported to eDynamic Learning or our instructional services partner.

Below are the national course-specific outcomes data for eDynamic Learning courses. A passing grade for the purposes of this report is 60%. Students who did not complete the course are excluded from the Fail figures.

School Years 2022-2023

The Successful Completion Rate for the following eDynamic Learning course data is defined as students who passed the course with a 60% or higher.

FL Course	eDL Course	Completion Rate	Successful Completion Rate
American Sign Language 1	American Sign Language 1a/1b	74%	55%
American Sign Language 2	American Sign Language 2a/2b	61%	80%
American Sign Language 3 Honors	American Sign Language 3a/3b	33%	71%
Art in World Cultures	Art in World Cultures	39%	36%
Astronomy Solar/Galactic	Astronomy 1a/1b	38%	84%
Classical Literature	Gothic Literature	43%	65%
Classical Literature	Mythology and Folklore	43%	65%
Coding Fundamentals	MS Coding 1a/1b	32%	60%
Creative Photography 1	Digital Photography 1a/1b	53%	74%
Creative Writing 1	Creative Writing	50%	55%
Creative Writing 2	Creative Writing: Unleashing the Core of Your Imagination	42%	65%
Culinary Arts 1	Culinary Arts 1a/1b	39%	53%
Cybersecurity Essentials	Network Security 1a/1b	53%	100%
Early Childhood Education 1	Early Childhood Education 1a/1b	76%	67%
Exploration of Health Science Professions	MS Exploring Health Science	12%	100%
Foundations of Programming	Intro to Programming 1a/1b	37%	46%
Holocaust Education	History of the Holocaust	54%	66%
HOPE Physical Education (Core)	Health & Physical Education 1a/1b	48%	42%
Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism	Hospitality & Tourism 1	27%	76%
Journalism 1	Journalism 1a/1b	74%	79%
Law Studies	Law & Order	70%	68%
Life Management Skills	Life Skills	56%	67%
M/J Computer Science Discoveries 2	MS Coding 1a/1b	32%	60%
M/J Exploring Music 1	Middle School Exploring Music	20%	32%
M/J Photography	Middle School Photography 1a/1b	17%	67%
Music of the World	Music Appreciation	47%	44%
Orientation to Career Clusters	MS Career Exploration 1	29%	73%
Parenting Skills	Real World Parenting	59%	81%
Personal and Family Finance	Personal and Family Finance	42%	74%
Personal Finance and Money Management	Personal Finance and Money Management	Course not yet released	Course not yet released
Procedural Programming	Programming 2a/2b	38%	100%
Social Media 1	Social Media	55%	80%
Speech 1	Public Speaking 1a/1b	50%	67%
Theater, Cinema, and Film Production	Theater, Cinema, and Film Production 1a/1b	39%	77%

School Year 2023-2024
The Successful Completion Rate for the following eDynamic Learning course data is defined as students who passed the course with a 60% or higher.

FL Course	eDL Course	Completion Rate	Successful Completion Rate
American Sign Language 1	American Sign Language 1a/1b	50%	79%
American Sign Language 2	American Sign Language 2a/2b	87%	88%
American Sign Language 3 Honors	American Sign Language 3a/3b	39%	73%
Art in World Cultures	Art in World Cultures	39%	86%
Astronomy Solar/Galactic	Astronomy 1a/1b	60%	80%
Classical Literature	Gothic Literature	67%	65%
Classical Literature	Mythology and Folklore	67%	65%
Coding Fundamentals	MS Coding 1a/1b	13%	60%
Creative Photography 1	Digital Photography 1a/1b	49%	74%
Creative Writing 1	Creative Writing	21%	53%
Creative Writing 2	Creative Writing: Unleashing the Core of Your Imagination	26%	68%
Culinary Arts 1	Culinary Arts 1a/1b	59%	52%
Cybersecurity Essentials	Network Security 1a/1b	55%	64%
Early Childhood Education 1	Early Childhood Education 1a/1b	59%	69%
Exploration of Health Science Professions	MS Exploring Health Science	28%	85%
Foundations of Programming	Intro to Programming 1a/1b	39%	56%
Holocaust Education	History of the Holocaust	63%	72%
HOPE Physical Education (Core)	Health & Physical Education 1a/1b	8%	67%
Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism	Hospitality & Tourism 1	18%	66%
Journalism 1	Journalism 1a/1b	43%	61%
Law Studies	Law & Order	63%	83%
Life Management Skills	Life Skills	54%	76%
M/J Computer Science Discoveries 2	MS Coding 1a/1b	13%	60%
M/J Exploring Music 1	Middle School Exploring Music	17%	59%
M/J Photography	Middle School Photography 1a/1b	18%	69%
Music of the World	Music Appreciation	21%	66%
Orientation to Career Clusters	MS Career Exploration 1	48%	82%
Parenting Skills	Real World Parenting	49%	69%
Personal and Family Finance	Personal and Family Finance	33%	56%
Personal Finance and Money Management	Personal Finance and Money Management	Course released mid-year	Course released mid-year
Procedural Programming	Programming 2a/2b	57%	100%
Social Media 1	Social Media	56%	63%
Speech 1	Public Speaking 1a/1b	48%	41%
Theater, Cinema, and Film Production	Theater, Cinema, and Film Production 1a/1b	39%	85%

Educator Performance

Each semester, our Instructional Services partner gathers the following feedback about a teacher’s performance:

• Monitoring courses and outcomes
• Collecting student/parent/advocate/onsite teacher feedback
• Reviewing teacher comments on students’ assignments (without violating FERPA)
• Evaluating average student performance per course
• Interacting with the teacher
• Gathering feedback from the teacher’s manager at Greenways/EdL

Results from the feedback form the teacher’s Performance Appraisal. Our Instructional Services partner may assign one of the following categories –

• Exceeds expectations
• Meets expectations
• Does not meet expectations

Any teacher who falls into the “does not meet expectations” category will be placed on a Performance Improvement Plan for the next semester.

Nonsectarian and Anti-Discrimination Policies

eDynamic Learning is nonsectarian in its courses, enrollment policies, employment practices, and operations. eDynamic Learning is not affiliated with any particular religious or political group.

eDynamic Learning operates without regard to student or employee race, sex, nationality or ethnic origin, religion, age, marital or family status, sexual orientation, ancestry, political beliefs, pregnancy, disability/impairment, gender identity or expression, or any other ground that is in violation of the law. No person shall be restricted access to, excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any eDynamic Learning course, program, or activity, or in any employment conditions or practices.

eDynamic Learning course content is regularly reviewed to ensure the language and topics are sensitive and appropriate for all learners. We employ an external diversity/sensitivity editorial organization to review our lessons, images, and assessments to identify potential bias, stereotypes, and inauthenticity. This editorial group assigns readers to review material from the perspective of their own lived experiences. Depending on the subject matter, the diversity readers assist with identifying potentially insensitive language, and we adjust and update if needed, prior to release. Readers look for content related to:

Adoptions Addictions Ageism Animal violence, death Death attitudes, end-of-life care Domestic violence Ethnicity and race Feminism Gender Issues

Body image, eating disorders Bullying, cyberbullying Gender issues Generational issues Immigrant culture Indigenous cultures Mental illness, disorders

Class, socioeconomic, and poverty-issues Culture Physical illnesses, disabilities Regionalism Religion Tokenism

Student Honor Code Pledge
Students are asked to sign the Student Honor Code. The information is found in the How to Be Successful in an eDL Course page within the Getting Started: For Students section.

I will practice honesty in my work by pledging to:

• Act with integrity.
• Submit original ideas, work, and answers without help, unless granted permission.
• Document ideas that are not my own by citing sources with footnotes or endnotes and in a bibliography.
• Use quotations for statements made by others thereby avoiding plagiarism.
• Prevent sharing or posting any eDynamic Learning copyrighted materials anywhere.
• Demonstrate respect for all those involved in my learning process.
• Maintain a courteous tone in all communications with teachers, peers, and others involved in my education.
• Contribute to the creation of an excellent learning environment.

 

Equal Employment and Affirmative Action Disclosures
eDynamic Learning ensures that its employment practices comply with anti-discrimination provisions of Section 1000.05 Florida statues along with any federal laws regarding EEO and Affirmative Action.

To be eligible for employment a candidate must:

• Submit a completed application
• Provide certified college transcripts for all degrees conferred
• Provide copies of college diplomas for all degrees conferred
• Possess a current and valid Florida Educator’s Certificate
• Be eligible for employment in the United States and submit original documentation sufficient for employer to complete a Department of Homeland Security, US Citizenship and Immigration Services I-9 Employment Eligibility Verification
• Submit for fingerprinting within a specified period of time, fingerprint clearance is required for employment

Florida Statewide Assessment Program
eDynamic Learning does not offer courses that require Florida State end-of-course exams and does not administer these assessments. Students should coordinate their testing locations, dates, and times with their home school district. Additional information can be found using this link, Information for Florida Families.

FERPA Information
To provide Teacher as a Service offering or any other instructional services, eDynamic Learning and its trusted partners need to access, store, and process certain student personally identifiable information (PII). Student PII includes student names, academic performance in the course, and other information that is necessary to perform teaching service and related reporting. Student PII is only used for legitimate educational purposes, under “school official” exemption to FERPA. eDynamic Learning never sells, discloses, or uses student PII for sales, marketing, or other purposes, except what is reasonably necessary to provide the teaching service. School district remains in control over all student PII and can request review or removal of any student record as required.

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