BLSC was founded on the philosophy that students are better-equipped to attain their zenith potential when provided with resources and mentors needed to compete in a global economy. BLSC established Blended Learning Academy for S.T.E.M Study (BLASS) College- and Career-Prep Secondary School, accredited by the Ogun State Ministry of Education, Nigeria and Kaduna State Ministry of Education, Nigeria
. BLASS is an innovative 24/7 flexible global secondary and post-secondary school; with career-prep programs that prepare students for entry into the workforce in the scientific, technical, health-related fields, and the licensed professions. BLASS students earn high school and college credits based on accredited curricula from United States of America and Nigeria. BLASS provides secondary/high school students in Nigeria, the U.S. and worldwide with an online and blended curriculum focused on college and career preparation, workforce training, employment services, vocational and technical training. High School Diploma. With innovative technology, inspiring teachers and a dynamic curriculum, BLASS students access the school’s interactive and engaging courses anywhere with an internet connection, and attend live virtual classes taught by qualified teachers. Students are offered a full course load in the core subjects of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (S.T.EM.), including English/language arts, history, social sciences, and world languages. Teachers are available 24/7, and communicate with students and their families via videoconferencing, email, phone and in-person to ensure academic and personal success. Students may choose to attend BLASS school at home if they need advanced learning, school safety, extracurricular pursuits, or medical needs while maintaining a focus on their college and career goals. Virtual and in-center student clubs and in-person activities such as S.T.EM. programs, work-based learning, field trips, community service opportunities and social gatherings enhance BLASS students’ experiences throughout the year. BLASS is also home to chapters of several national student organizations, including National Honors Society, National Society of Black Engineers, and graduating seniors are celebrated at an in-person graduation ceremony each spring. To enroll in BLASS, students must have met a minimum passing standard on their previous year’s grade level, and show proof of prior school enrollment. In addition, high school students must be on track to graduate. BLASS students enjoy free access to BLSC services and programs.
