Poetry in America for High-Schoolers

INDIVIDUAL ENROLLMENT AT ASU

Individual high-school students can sign up to take a Poetry in America course at Arizona State University through ASU’s online high school, ASU Prep Digital. Most of our enrollees come through school groups–that is to say, they are taking this course alongside other students at their high schools–but we welcome all motivated high school students looking to challenge themselves!

Poetry in America courses are suitable for self-starters who have the requisite readiness for college-level work in the humanities and can benefit from the college preparation and credential of mastery this experience offers. While there are no prerequisites for enrollment in a Poetry in America course, we strongly recommend that high-school students enroll only if they have performed well in past English Language Arts courses.

DETAILS ABOUT INDIVIDUAL ENROLLMENT FOR THE 2021-2022 SCHOOL YEAR ARE COMING SOON!

ASU PREP DIGITAL STUDENTS

Information about enrolling in the Fall 2021 and Spring 2022 Poetry in America courses will be available soon! Please contact your Learning Success Coach for more information about enrollment costs and procedures.

OTHER HIGH-SCHOOL STUDENTS

Information about enrolling in the Fall 2021 and Spring 2022 Poetry in America courses will be available soon! The cost to enroll in a Poetry in America course is $425.

Featured Partners

Arizona State University

ASU is a comprehensive public research university, measured not by whom it excludes, but by whom it includes and how they succeed; advancing research and discovery of public value; and assuming fundamental responsibility for the economic, social, cultural and overall health of the communities it serves.](https://www.asu.edu/)

ASU Prep Digital

ASU Prep Digital is a college prep option where online high school and university courses converge in a unique learning opportunity for all students. This accredited, rigorous virtual school program prepares students for college acceptance and encourages them to start earning credit toward college majors and careers in an increasingly interconnected environment. ASU is advancing next-generation education models that transcend the traditional boundaries between “high school” and “college” and eliminate the barriers based on location, modality, background, and income so that all learners can thrive.](https://www.asuprepdigital.org/)

National Education Opportunity Network

The National Education Opportunity Network is a nonprofit, working with Harvard University, Arizona State University, the Common Application and other major institutions, that aims to advance economic and social mobility for low-income students at scale.

We are delivering a scalable, “College-in-High School” model to historically under-served students in their high school classroom, at no cost to the students. College-credit bearing courses from top universities are co-taught with a classroom teacher and include a research-informed pipeline of built-in supports to maximize student success.](https://neonopportunity.org/)

Verse Video Education

Driven by the goals and values of its flagship project, Poetry in America, Verse Video Education develops video and accompanying curricular materials in the arts and humanities and beyond, creating a body of educational content capable of reaching a very broad community of learners: formal and informal, online and residential, young and old, American and international. By producing its own projects and creating thoughtfully-constructed and thought-provoking multimedia content for other organizations, Verse Video Education aims to enhance educational experiences, both within and outside of the classroom.