Accelerated Schools of Overland Park
Accelerated Schools of Overland Park (ASOP) is a nonprofit, private school in Johnson County accredited by the State of Kansas and Cognia. We offer a co-educational, full-day school for students in grades 4-12, as well as summer school. ASOP’s unique, three-pronged approach provides individualized curriculum, teaches executive function skills, and prioritizes social emotional learning (SEL). We also foster a safe and compassionate learning environment.

45+
Years serving OUR community
ASOP has provided a private education in the greater Kansas City area for over 45 years. We are committed to continuing our long tradition of helping students overcome challenges and experience success.
80+
students enrolled
Our students come from all over the greater Kansas City area and represent a variety of learning needs. We welcome students in grades 4-12.
7:1
student-to-teacher ratio
ASOP’s low student-teacher ratio, compared to the national average of 15:1, allows us to provide a personalized curriculum while also focusing on building positive relationships.
FIND HOPE
Within Our School Walls
HOPE for your child’s academic success.
HOPE for a safe and compassionate learning environment.
Hope is here because Accelerated Schools of Overland Park successfully educates gifted, average and learning-challenged students in a safe and caring environment with our unique, three-pronged approach.
“I can’t say enough about what a wonderful place ASOP has been for our son this year. Your website says “within these walls lies hope” and that has been so true for us! We are so grateful for the care, discipline and connection you’ve shown him.” —Margaret, ASOP parent, 2024
1. ASOP provides individualized curriculum:
intensive personalized instruction that allows students to progress at their own pace
a student-to-teacher ratio of 7:1
flexibility to change a student’s class schedule as needed.
”Our daughter struggled in public high school before she completely gave up on learning. At ASOP she is discovering that she really can learn. The small class size, one-on-one attention and tailoring of her education to her needs and ability are the difference.” —Elizabeth, ASOP parent, 2023
2. ASOP teaches executive function skills:
strict accountability for classwork completion
realistic homework expectations
daily report cards that allow students and parents to monitor academics and behavior
a reward management system.
“Our son had a challenging 2 1/2 years in the public school system. He rarely made it through the school day and was failing most of his classes. He has been attending ASOP for 7 months now and is flourishing. His grades have greatly improved and, most importantly, he loves going to school each day!” —Lee, ASOP parent, 2023
3. ASOP prioritizes social emotional learning:
one-on-one Mental Health Counselor visits
the Pathways program, which allows students to explore mental health topics in small groups
a Therapy Dog program, with two certified, staff dogs
opportunities for students to socialize, including Friday activity clubs, field trips and more.
“Our daughter has found a place where she can be herself and thrive. She is enjoying school for the first time since kindergarten! Her self-confidence has grown, she is engaged in learning, and she has made meaningful friendships.” —Anna, ASOP parent, 2023

Supporting Our Students
ASOP supports its students by providing a safe and inclusive learning environment, offering emotional support, fostering social connections, providing resources for transitioning from high school, and more. Learn about the following support services:
Counseling Center: Mental Health Counselor Hollyn supports students through one-on-one visits, the Pathways program, the Calm Corner, an Ambassador’s Program, and more.
College and Career Program: This program helps our high school students explore a variety of possibilities as they look to transition to their post-high school future.
Therapy Dog Program: Elton and Abby’s presence around the school helps students develop social skills, regulate emotions, and adjust to being in a school and classroom environment.
