Spring-Ford Cyber Learning is proud to offer students in grade 9-12 the ability to take up to 3 courses in SFCL during the school year. Enrollment in those courses takes place during course selection meetings with teachers and counselors in the spring of each school year. The asynchronous learning environment offers flexibility to complete coursework, which is ideal for balancing a busy schedule. However, this learning environment requires a great deal of self-discipline and strong time management skills to stay on track without the structure of a set class time.
Schedules for the 2025-2026 school year will come out in August.
Amanda Myers (amyer@spring-ford.net), SFCL coordinator
Questions or concerns please email cyber@spring-ford.net
Spring-Ford Area School District is pleased to offer Spring-Ford Cyber Learning options for High School Students ! SFCL has been developed by the Spring-Ford Curriculum and Instruction Department, and will be taught by the Spring-Ford teachers your child already knows. SFCL offers students the opportunity to engage in personalized education that includes both in-building and cyber options.
The goal of SFCL is ultimately to provide a seamless blending of online and brick-and-mortar offerings for all students.
Dr. Jennifer Rinehimer, Spring-Ford Cyber School Principal and Curriculum Supervisor
Amanda Myers, Spring-Ford Cyber School Coordinator