Laurel Springs founded by Marilyn Mosley Gordanier and Lee Gordanier for grades K-8

Laurel Springs wins the Global 500 Award from the United Nations

Laurel Springs expands program to include grades 9-12

Laurel Springs designs one of the first online secondary curriculum in the U.S.

NBC Television’s “Today Show,” Bryant Gumbel dubs Laurel Springs “the wave of the future”

Laurel Springs is officially honored by President Bill Clinton “for leading the way to empower tomorrow’s leaders with the knowledge and skills they need to make their full impact on the world” Click here to view the letter from President Bill Clinton to Laurel Springs.

Innovative approach to learning styles integrated into the school’s mission

Text and Online courses approved by University of California

Laurel Springs creates an online curriculum for public schools across the nation

Laurel Springs becomes the first WASC accredited distance learning school and receives NCAA approval

Marilyn Mosley Gordanier receives the Young Artists Association Award for Outstanding Contribution to Youth through Education

Athletic Training Centers across the world (tennis, ice skating, gymnastics) choose Laurel Springs as their preferred school

Laurel Springs expands to include students in Japan, Korea and China

With the introduction of the online Gradebook and Family Center, Laurel Springs strengthens its virtual community.

Laurel Springs is admitted to the National Honor Society

Laurel Springs receives award from NAAEE

A YouTube Channel was created and a contest was held titled ‘Why Homeschool is Cool’

The Laurel Springs Academy for the Gifted and Talented was created

Laurel Springs graduates attending college received over $5,000,000 in college scholarships during the previous five years

The Laurel Springs Alumni Association is created

Laurel Springs expands its global reach