The Best Online High Schools

What is an Online High School?

All of them are alternatives to traditional classroom style learning. Instruction takes place through discussion boards, emails, phone calls, and conference call software. The curriculum is also digital. In most scenarios, the instructor and the student or remotely located and work at their own pace at any time they wish.

Online schools are far from mainstream. Nevertheless, these digital high schools are one of the fastest growing options.

But online high school is not just for young adults. Many working adults who lack a high school diploma use online high schools as a springboard to better job opportunities.

Common Types

There are free (public state-funded online schools) and paid (private schools) online schools.

The main types of online school models are:

• “Virtual Academies”
• “Home School Program”
• “Insight Schools”
• “Blended Schools”
• “Career Academies”

Accreditation

Each state has unique education laws. Therefore, you should check with your local board of education before committing to an online school that claims to be "accredited." There is no such thing as a national accreditation for a high school.

Who benefits the most from a cyber school?

• Students with Complicated Schedules
• AP Students
• Military Families
• Employed Adults

List of the Best Online High Schools

1. National University Virtual High School

   

   National University Virtual Highschool is an online college prep program designed to aid students without disrupting their current schedule. The program offers teacher-led college prep, general, AP, and elective courses online.

   Accreditation: Regionally, NUVHS holds accreditation by WASC-ACS and AdvancED. All of our courses meet or exceed the common core state standards for admissions to a University of California or California state University, and all Advanced Placement (AP) courses are authorized by the College Board.

   Year Founded/Established: 2001

   Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None

   Tuition and Fees: College Prep Courses: $295 per semester course, Advanced Placement (AP) Courses: $375 per semester course.

   Payment Plan: per semester

   Electives: ELT2018 Anthropology I: Uncovering Human Mysteries - New ELT2019 Anthropology II: More Human Mysteries Uncovered - New ELT2033 Astronomy: Exploring the Universe - New ELT2034 Creative Writing I - New ELT2020 Criminology: Inside the Criminal Mind - New ELT2021 Digital Photography I: Creating Images with Impact - New ELT2022 Digital Photography II: Discovering Your Creative Potential - New ELT2013 Financial Literacy ELT2041 Forensic Science I: Secrets of the Dead - New ELT2042 Forensic Science II: More Secrets of the Dead - New ELT2001 Game Theory ELT2011 Geography ELT2023 Gothic Literature: Monster Stories - New ELT2000 Health ELT2024 Human Geography: Our Global Identity - New ELT2035 Introduction to Agriscience ELT2002 Introduction to Computer Applications ELT2012 Introduction to Health Science Careers ELT2003 Introduction to Journalism ELT2014 Introduction to Philosophy ELT2010 Introduction to Psychology SSC2007 Introduction to Sociology ELT2025 Law & Order: Introduction to Legal Studies - New ELT2036 Lord of the Rings & Its Literary Influence - New ELT2040 Middle School Career Explorations- New ELT2038 Middle School Journalism - New ELT2039 Middle School Photography: Drawing the Light - New ELT2026 Music Appreciation: The Enjoyment of Listening - New ELT2027 Mythology and Folklore: Legendary Tales - New ELT2028 Social Problems I: A World in Crisis - New ELT2029 Social Problems II: Crisis Conflicts & Challenges - New ELT2009 Survey of Humanities ELT2032 Veterinary Science: The Care of Animals - New ELT2037 Introduction to Women's Studies Through Film - New

   Graduation Requirements: Full-time students with NUVHS complete a minimum of six courses per semester, or 12 courses in a year. Students must complete a total of 230 credits in the listed subjects in order to meet minimum graduation requirements.

   Flexibility: National University Virtual High School offers over 100 flexible online high school courses, including AP and college-prep, in a wide range of subject areas. Each class is instructor-led, and students can remain in close communication with teachers for personalized support.

   College credit: Not listed

   Curriculum / Careers: common core

   NCAA Approved? NUVHS is approved by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). NUVHS holds NCAA authorization for all core courses, allowing student athletes to meet initial eligibility requirements for participation in college athletics. The NCAA develops rules and policies to ensure the academic commitment of student athletes.

   Homeschool Info: National University Virtual High School offers over 100 flexible online high school courses, including AP and college-prep, in a wide range of subject areas. Each class is instructor-led, and students can remain in close communication with teachers for personalized support.

   Offers ACT/SAT Prep? prep courses available

   Offers Summer Classes: yes - 100% online anytime

   Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: National University Virtual High School is a private, non-profit high school offering a premier high school online learning experience that meets the demands of 21st century learners. One of the best parts of online education is that students from all over the world can earn a U.S. high school diploma. National University Virtual High School has partnered with both private and public schools and districts across 41 U.S. states and three international locations.

   Additional Information: NUVHS Core Values Innovation—students attain a rigorous high school education online, enhancing 21st century learning skills Opportunity—students can recover credits, accelerate academics, or improve grades Achievement—students must demonstrate their ability to perform academically in an alternative learning environment Collaboration—students and teachers collaborate through the online course design and tools Flexibility—students have the flexibility to learn when, where, and how they want

   Physical Location/Office Location/Address: Not listed

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2. Blueprint Academy

   

   Blueprint Academy is an online distance learning provider offering their services to adolescents and adults alike. This school strives to graduate students in Jr High and Highschool in a self-paced manner.

   Accreditation: Blueprint Academy is accredited by AdvancED, Arizona Alternative Education Consortium, Arizona Charter School Association, Arizona Distance Education Association, Arizona School Counselors Association and Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development.

   Year Founded/Established: 1969

   Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None

   Tuition and Fees: Tuition unlisted

   Electives: None listed.

   Graduation Requirements: Not listed

   Flexibility: 100% online and conducive to a homeschool environment

   College credit: Not listed

   Curriculum / Careers:

   NCAA Approved? No

   Homeschool Info: 100% online and conducive to a homeschool environment

   Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

   Offers Summer Classes: Not listed.

   Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: No information found on international students.

   Additional Information: This site is slightly confusing. There appear to be a number of schools included under their umbrella, but none really supply much detail on courses.

   Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 5651 West Talavi Blvd. Suite 170, Glendale, AZ 85306

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3. Brigham Young University Independent Study High School Program

   

   Brigham Young University Independent Study High School Program is designed to help students who are interested in completing the BYU's structured pragrammes. The school provides students and adult learners with multiple curriculums that can be given to them according to their abilities.

   Accreditation: BYU is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU). Our High School program is accredited by the Northwest Accreditation Commission (NWAC), a division of AdvancED. Earning credits through BYU Independent Study are generally transferable to other educational institutions. It is recommended that you check with your school enrolling in a BYU Independent Study course.

   Year Founded/Established: Not Listed

   Worldview or Religious Affiliation: Mormon

   Tuition and Fees: $183 per credit

   Payment Plan: Pay per credit

   Electives: Business, Life, College Prep, Public Speaking, Entrepreneurship, Languages, Computer Sciences, Creative writing, Fashion and Interior Design

   Graduation Requirements: Complete all of these courses: 9th Grade: ENGL 041 & ENGL 043 10th Grade: ENGL 045 & ENGL 047 11th Grade: ENGL 051 & ENGL 053 12th Grade: ENGL 055 & ENGL 057 Total Credits :24

   Flexibility: 100% online and conducive to a homeschool environment

   College credit: Advanced Program students are encouraged to earn concurrent/dual enrollment (university) credit and/or Advanced Placement (AP) credit by enrolling in some of the courses listed below. If you would like to register for concurrent/dual (university) enrollment courses, you must: Have completed at least 12 high school credits Currently have a 3.0 GPA or higher Complete a Concurrent Enrollment form for authorization (prior to enrolling in the course) Mail or fax your Concurrent Enrollment form to the High School Programs Department. List of Concurrent/Dual Enrollment (University) Courses A HTG 100: American Heritage BIO 100: Principles of Biology WRTG 150: College Writing and Reading MATH 110: College Algebra MATH 111: Trigonometry PHY S 100: Physical Science Fundamentals POLI 110: American Government and Politics We offer AP Biology and AP Psychology courses. List of AP Courses AP BIO 59: AP Biology, Part 1 AP BIO 60: AP Biology, Part 2 AP CALC 061: AP Calculus AB, Part 1 AP CALC 063: AP Calculus AB, Part 2 AP PSY 59: AP Psychology, Part 1 AP PSY 60: AP Psychology, Part 2

   Curriculum / Careers: Robust traditional curriculum

   NCAA Approved? No - You should not apply to any of our programs if you are seeking NCAA, NJCAA, NAIA, etc., eligibility (or may do so in the future).

   Homeschool Info: Yes - conducive to homeschooling

   Offers ACT/SAT Prep? yes - included in curriculum

   Offers Summer Classes: yes - year-round education

   Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: No information found on international students.

   Physical Location/Office Location/Address: BYU Independent Study, 120 Morris Center, Provo, UT 84602-0300

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4. Hadley School for the Blind

   

   Hadley School for the Blind is to promote independent living through lifelong, distance education programs for individuals who are blind or visually impaired, their families and blindness service providers. The school allows the students study in a welcoming and supportive environment.

   Accreditation: Hadley Institute for the Blind and Visually meets the high standards of requirements of education by the Distance Education Accrediting Commission (DEAC). Our school is the Accrediting Commission of the Distance Education and Training Council since 1958.

   Year Founded/Established: 1958

   Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None

   Tuition and Fees: Free

   Payment Plan: Free

   Electives: None listed.

   Graduation Requirements: To earn a Hadley diploma, you are required to complete 16 Carnegie Units: English 3 Units Math 2 Units Science 2½ Units Social Studies 2 Units Vocational Ed ½ Unit Foreign Language/Art/Music ½ Unit Electives 5½ Units

   Flexibility: Study in a location convenient to you. Course materials and teachers' comments on your assignments arrive by mail or via email. Study at any time, at your own pace. Since you decide when to study, you can choose a time when you are least likely to be interrupted. Receive specially-designed course materials in the medium of your choice—braille, large print, audio and online. Receive one-on-one attention from your instructor. Your Hadley instructor will check, grade and respond to your completed assignments individually, as if you were sitting together in a classroom. Contact your instructor with questions. If you have a question about what you are studying, you can call our toll-free number (U.S. and Canada), write or email your instructor.

   College credit: Not listed

   Curriculum / Careers: Curriculum caters to the learning needs of blind or visually impaired students

   NCAA Approved? No

   Homeschool Info: Study at any time, at your own pace and receive designed course materials in braille, large print, audio and online. Your Hadley instructor will check, grade and respond to your completed assignments individually like you were sitting together in a classroom.

   Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

   Offers Summer Classes: yes

   Accepts International Students Yes

   Additional Information: ou are eligible to apply for enrollment in the HS program if you reside in the U.S. and you are legally, progressively or functionally visually impaired; at least 14 years old; and able to read and understand courses written in high school level English.

   Physical Location/Office Location/Address: Hadley Institute for the Blind and Visually Impaired, 700 Elm Street, Winnetka, IL 60093-2554 USA

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5. Halstrom Academy

   

   Halstrom Academy allows students to achieve their full potential with personalized instructors that make the studying process of every student engaging and useful. The school provides a strongly bonded community and supportive environment ot the students.

   Accreditation: Halstrom Academy is accredited by Western Association of Schools and Colleges, NCAA, University of California and California State University

   Year Founded/Established: 1985

   Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None

   Tuition and Fees: Call 888-HALSTROM to ask about the programs and receive a quote.

   Electives: None listed.

   Graduation Requirements: Students must complete all graduation requirements with all course grades posted onto transcripts at least one week prior to the graduation ceremony and possess an overall minimum GPA of 2.5. In order to earn a Halstrom Academy diploma, students must earn no less than 220 credits and pass a competency exam by their senior year.

   Flexibility: Adheres to a standard school year and location

   College credit: yes - many AP courses available

   Curriculum / Careers: Like other public and private high schools, Halstrom Academy is accredited through the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) for students 6th to 12th grade. Each student can choose from numerous AP courses, over one hundred UC/CSU certified courses and NCAA-approved courses. As a result of Halstrom’s academic rigor and focus on 21st century learning, our graduates not only feel prepared academically for their next endeavor, they go into the world with important lifelong skills such as self discipline, goal setting, time management, personal accountability and the ability to cultivate respectful working relationships. Our students tell us that their ability to work both independently and collaboratively has helped prepare them for the future.

   NCAA Approved? Yes

   Homeschool Info: Not an option that I can see

   Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

   Offers Summer Classes: During the summer, students can choose to continue their full-time course load or take classes on a part-time basis to make-up or catch-up, also referred to as credit recovery or grade remediation. Students may transfer the grade or credit earned back to their home school. In addition, some students may wish to take classes to accelerate their learning or get ahead in a particular course or subject area over the summer. Our complete course catalogue is available during the summer. Students can choose from more than 140 courses including advanced placement (AP), college prep, workshop and general-level UC/CSU certified and NCAA approved courses.

   Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: yes

   Additional Information: Every child is unique. Each child has his or her own skills, talents, and challenges. At Halstrom Academy, we believe students can reach their full potential with personalized instruction that instills confidence, character, and a lifelong love of learning. On our campuses, you will find close-knit communities that foster academic achievement and personal development. At Halstrom, we provide an education that FITS each and every student.

   Physical Location/Office Location/Address: Multiple locations across California

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6. University of Miami Global Academy

   

   University of Miami Global Academy provides online middle school and high school education, while allowing the student to keep working on achieving their goals. Small classrooms and close student-teacher spark students' interests to the subjects.

   Accreditation: UMGA is fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS). Also, the University of Miami Global Academy is a member of the Florida Council of Independent Schools (FCIS), the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) and the International Association for K-12 Online Learning. The University of Miami Global Academy is registered with the Florida Department of Education as part of the Florida Private Schools Directory.

   Year Founded/Established: Not Listed

   Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None

   Tuition and Fees: Tuition unlisted

   Electives: Anatomy & Physiology Anthropology Art Appreciation Art History Basic Drawing Basic Web Design Botany & Zoology Business Communication Career Planning Character Education Civics Computer Basics Creative Writing Digital Arts Environmental Science Essentials of Business Financial Literacy Graphic Design Law and Ethics Life Management Skills Marine Science Media and Communication Music Appreciation Paleontology Psychology Reading Skills Renewable Energy Research Sociology Space Exploration Speech Study Skills & Strategies Theatre Studies Work Environment World Religions

   Graduation Requirements: In order to receive a UMGA diploma, students are required to complete coursework to accrue 24 credits in the following manner Language Arts 4 credits Mathematics 4 credits Science 3 credits Social Studies 3 credits Foreign Language 2 credits Physical Education 1 credit Fine Arts or Practical Arts Elective 1 credit Elective 6 credits Total Credits 24 credits Additionally, students are promoted —based on appropriate coursework—to the next high school grade level based on successful completion of the course loads below: Grade Number of Credits 9th Grade 6 Credits 10th Grade 7-12 Credits 11th Grade 13-18 Credits Students desiring to transfer credit into UMGA and graduate with a University of Miami Global Academy high school diploma are required to successfully complete a minimum of six (6) credits during their senior year at UMGA.

   Flexibility: The UMGA approach to online education allows learners to progress at their own pace, at the time of day that works best for them. For example, if Susan does well in math and needs to spend more time in social studies, she can move through her math course quickly and use the rest of her time focusing on social studies. Furthermore, if she performs better in challenging subjects in the afternoon, this is the time of day she can dedicate to social studies. This example demonstrates a student’s freedom to move through a course independently based on their individual ability and also shift coursework to portions of the day when they are most alert.

   College credit: yes - many AP courses available

   Curriculum / Careers: The University of Miami Global Academy serves grades 9-12 and offers core curriculum, sixteen Advanced Placement (AP) courses, four language programs, Honors courses, and a diverse array of electives. The goal of the college preparatory high school is to ensure student success by providing students with the very best college options. Our students are assigned an academic coach, followed by ongoing and personalized teacher contact throughout the day with a combination of live video, audio, and whiteboard technologies.

   NCAA Approved? The University of Miami Global Academy has NCAA-approved courses in the subject areas of language arts/English, mathematics, science, social science/studies, and world languages. Student athletes should visit the NCAA website for a specific list of approved courses. Use CEEB code 100372 or high school search name “University Miami Global Academy.”

   Homeschool Info: The UMGA online education allows students to progress at their own pace.

   Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

   Offers Summer Classes: Yes - they are offered, but the link for more information on the courses is broken

   Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: yes - UMGA students learn in a secure, nurturing, bully-free zone which allows students to focus on their studies and build friendships with classmates from around the world.

   Additional Information: At UMGA, our approach to online learning is as unique as our students. We start by recognizing each student as an individual. We purposely shun mass-produced learning stylized after 19th and 20th-century factory models which started with the same measure of raw material and outputted the same finished product. Instead, we acknowledge and celebrate students’ individual abilities, talents, and interests and create a learning environment which is engaging and allows them to thrive. UMGA’s 21st-century learning model melds the highest quality teaching with engaging curriculum and opportunities for students to interact and share with classmates from around the country and around the world. Next, we ensure an adequate use of technology to aid the learning process, not overshadow it. UMGA does not view its use of technology as the focus of learning. Rather, it sees technology as a pathway, or conduit, which grows learning communities regardless of time or space. That is how online learning works at UMGA.

   Physical Location/Office Location/Address: Allen Hall, 5050 Brunson Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33124-1610

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7. The American Academy

   

   The American Academy offers students and adult learners programs expanding students' worldview. Passionate and dedicated instructors ensure students' engagement in the studying process.

   Accreditation: The American Academy is accredited by Northwest Accreditation Commission and a division of AdvancEd.

   Year Founded/Established: 2007

   Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None

   Tuition and Fees: All courses include any necessary materials, and are priced as follows: 1 Quarter Credit $199 $119 1 Semester (2 Quarter Credits = 0.5 Credits) $299 $238 1 Full Year (4 Quarter Credits = 1 Full Credit) $549 $476 The American Academy also charges a one-time $50.00 enrollment fee the first time you sign up for a class.

   Payment Plan: Per course/credit

   Electives: Art Foundations Art ART110 Digital Photography Art ART211 Music Aesthetics Art ART212 Introduction to Law Career/Tech BUS/LAW112 Career Exploration Career/Tech BUS110 Introduction to Business Career/Tech BUS112 Business Information Systems Career/Tech BUS113 Career Development Career/Tech BUS210 Business Communication Career/Tech BUS211 Administrative Duties and Office Management Career/Tech BUS214 Issues and Ethics in Business Career/Tech BUS311-BUS Business Law Career/Tech BUS312 International Business Career/Tech BUS315 Teen Living Career/Tech COS110 Child Development Career/Tech COS211 Adult Roles and Responsibilities Career/Tech COS410 Principles of Marketing Career/Tech MKT110 Introduction to Social Media Career/Tech MKT111 Sports and Entertainment Marketing Career/Tech MKT210 Introduction to Sociology Career/Tech SOC112 Personal Psychology Career/Tech SOC212 Social Problems Career/Tech SOC213 Portfolio Project Career/Tech TAA410 Digital Literacy Career/Tech TCH300 Navajo Language Chief Manuelito Scholarship Courses NAV110 Navajo Government Chief Manuelito Scholarship Courses NAV111 College Readiness Electives SKL110 English 9 English ENG110 English 10 English ENG210 English 11 English ENG310 English 12 English ENG410 Journalism English ENG411 Public Speaking English ENG413 Creative Writing I English ENG414 Mythology & Folklore English ENG415 Fitness for Life Health & PE HPE110 Health Health & PE HPE111 Medical Terminology Health & PE HPE311 Introduction to Medical Assisting Health & PE HPE312 Health Science Health & PE HPE313 Health, Safety and Nutrition Health & PE HPE314 Anatomy & Physiology and Human Disease Health & PE HPE320 Accounting I Math BUS215 Pre-Algebra Math MAT100 Algebra I Math MAT110 Geometry Math MAT210 Financial Math Math MAT300 Algebra II Math MAT310 Pre-Calculus Math MAT410 Calculus Math MAT420 Statistics Math MAT430 Great Minds in Science Science SCI100 Earth Science Science SCI110 Physical Science Science SCI120 Biology Science SCI210 Environmental Science Science SCI213 Marine Science Science SCI214 Chemistry Science SCI310 Astronomy Science SCI311 Physics Science SCI410 Research Methods Science SCI411 World Geography Social Studies SOC110 World Civilizations Social Studies SOC210 U.S. History Social Studies SOC310 Psychology Social Studies SOC311 Current World Issues Social Studies SOC313 Pacific Northwest History Social Studies SOC314 U.S. Government Social Studies SOC410 Economics Social Studies SOC411 Free Enterprise and Economics Social Studies SOC412 French I World Languages FRN110 French II World Languages FRN210 Latin I World Languages LAT110 Latin II World Languages LAT210 Latin III World Languages LAT310 Spanish I World Languages SPN110 Spanish II World Languages SPN210

   Graduation Requirements: Before you start planning, you need to first make sure of your child’s eligibility for graduation. You can work with your virtual high school to determine whether your child has already completed the required course work in order to graduate from high school. It is best to work with an accredited online high school such as The American Academy.

   Flexibility: Priding themselves on time and finance flexibility

   College credit: Not listed

   Curriculum / Careers: "COURSE NAME SUBJECT AREA NUMBER Art Foundations Art ART110 Digital Photography Art ART211 Music Aesthetics Art ART212 Introduction to Law Career/Tech BUS/LAW112 Career Exploration Career/Tech BUS110 Introduction to Business Career/Tech BUS112 Business Information Systems Career/Tech BUS113 Career Development Career/Tech BUS210 Business Communication Career/Tech BUS211 Administrative Duties and Office Management Career/Tech BUS214 Issues and Ethics in Business Career/Tech BUS311-BUS Business Law Career/Tech BUS312 International Business Career/Tech BUS315 Teen Living Career/Tech COS110 Child Development Career/Tech COS211 Adult Roles and Responsibilities Career/Tech COS410 Principles of Marketing Career/Tech MKT110 Introduction to Social Media Career/Tech MKT111 Sports and Entertainment Marketing Career/Tech MKT210 Introduction to Sociology Career/Tech SOC112 Personal Psychology Career/Tech SOC212 Social Problems Career/Tech SOC213 Portfolio Project Career/Tech TAA410 Digital Literacy Career/Tech TCH300 Navajo Language Chief Manuelito Scholarship Courses NAV110 Navajo Government Chief Manuelito Scholarship Courses NAV111 College Readiness Electives SKL110 English 9 English ENG110 English 10 English ENG210 English 11 English ENG310 English 12 English ENG410 Journalism English ENG411 Public Speaking English ENG413 Creative Writing I English ENG414 Mythology & Folklore English ENG415 Fitness for Life Health & PE HPE110 Health Health & PE HPE111 Medical Terminology Health & PE HPE311 Introduction to Medical Assisting Health & PE HPE312 Health Science Health & PE HPE313 Health, Safety and Nutrition Health & PE HPE314 Anatomy & Physiology and Human Disease Health & PE HPE320 Accounting I Math BUS215 Pre-Algebra Math MAT100 Algebra I Math MAT110 Geometry Math MAT210 Financial Math Math MAT300 Algebra II Math MAT310 Pre-Calculus Math MAT410 Calculus Math MAT420 Statistics Math MAT430 Great Minds in Science Science SCI100 Earth Science Science SCI110 Physical Science Science SCI120 Biology Science SCI210 Environmental Science Science SCI213 Marine Science Science SCI214 Chemistry Science SCI310 Astronomy Science SCI311 Physics Science SCI410 Research Methods Science SCI411 World Geography Social Studies SOC110 World Civilizations Social Studies SOC210 U.S. History Social Studies SOC310 Psychology Social Studies SOC311 Current World Issues Social Studies SOC313 Pacific Northwest History Social Studies SOC314 U.S. Government Social Studies SOC410 Economics Social Studies SOC411 Free Enterprise and Economics Social Studies SOC412 French I World Languages FRN110 French II World Languages FRN210 Latin I World Languages LAT110 Latin II World Languages LAT210 Latin III World Languages LAT310 Spanish I World Languages SPN110 Spanish II World Languages SPN210"

   NCAA Approved? No

   Homeschool Info: The American Academy provides 24/7 access to online courses. Students work through courses at their own pace; teachers evaluate their work and provide feedback and encouragement. The American Academy will send course completion certificates upon completion of each course and will maintain an official transcript that is recognized by colleges, universities, and employers all around the world.

   Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

   Offers Summer Classes: yes - 100% online anytime

   Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: yes

   Additional Information: The American Academy, Inc. (TAA) was established in 2007 with the vision to become the leading online educational services partner to public high schools throughout the U.S. In addition to providing online and alternative educational services to high schools, TAA operates an accredited, private, online high school (The American Academy) that serves high school age and adult students worldwide who want to supplement their high school education and/or earn a full high school diploma. Through its unique School-as-a-Service™ platform, The American Academy gives: Students an opportunity to choose from more than 100 online courses, supported by state-licensed teachers and access to tutoring 24/7. High Schools an innovative program for dropout recovery and prevention, as well as offering additional courses for credit recovery or curriculum expansion. Teachers the ability to teach, develop content, tutor and perform community outreach to promote online learning. Our company is based on the principles of social entrepreneurship. We are changing the face of American education by delivering an educational experience designed to meet the individual needs of each student. TAA offers educational solutions ranging from individual courses for credit recovery and acceleration to a full diploma program. Sessions start every Monday; students can begin their courses virtually any time and can work during the days and times that are most convenient for them. All core courses are led by state-licensed teachers and the school is accredited by the Northwest Accreditation Commission. Financial partners of The American Academy include Austin Ventures, Signal Peak Ventures and New Markets Venture Partners.

   Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 310 S. Main, Floor 12, Salt Lake City, UT 84101

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8. Oak Meadow School

   

   Oak Meadow School promotes academic excellence, personal growth, and cultural awareness while nurturing children’s spirits. The school desires to meet every student's needs while providing high quality academics.

   Accreditation: Oak Meadow is accredited by the The Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools (MSA), the New England Association for Schools and Colleges (NEASC). Oak Meadow is the first distance-learning school who receives recognition in NEASC’s 130-year history. We also are recognized by North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement, Western Association of Schools and Colleges, Northwest Association of Accredited Schools and Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.

   Year Founded/Established: 1975

   Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None

   Tuition and Fees: Tuition unlisted

   Electives: None listed.

   Graduation Requirements: A student must be enrolled in Oak Meadow for her or his senior year for a minimum of three credits and meet all other credit requirements. Students transferring to Oak Meadow must provide official transcripts from an accredited learning institution in order for previous work to be included on the Oak Meadow transcript.

   Flexibility: We design progressive, experiential homeschooling curriculum that families can use independently or by enrolling in our fully-accredited, teacher-supported distance learning school. You create your own rhythms for learning, and integrate your child’s education into your family’s lifestyle.

   College credit: For students enrolled in Oak Meadow School, Advanced Placement (AP), computer science & technology, and selected elective courses are available through a partnership with Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth (CTYOnline). AP courses are session based and have an application deadline; computer science and technology courses are individually paced and may be started at any time during the year. These online courses can be taken for Oak Meadow credit and can satisfy both core and elective requirements. The AP courses will prepare students for the College Board AP exams.

   Curriculum / Careers: Our curriculum is print-based by design to reinforce solid reading comprehension and study skills. Technology is thoughtfully integrated through the grade levels.

   NCAA Approved? Yes

   Homeschool Info: Freed from the structure of a traditional school, Oak Meadow students explore their passions while receiving a highly regarded education that includes project-based learning and the best teaching practices.

   Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

   Offers Summer Classes: yes 100% online flexibility

   Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: yes - FAQs: International Students Are your materials used in other countries? We live outside the U.S. Will we have to adapt your materials in order to use them? We get this question often because families all around the world are using our materials. We’ve had recent inquiries on this topic from Australia, Ireland, Canada, the Czech Republic, South Africa, Singapore, Mali, Ecuador, and Brazil. We have students from over 40 countries currently enrolled in our accredited distance learning school, and many more who are using our curriculum independently. International families wonder about adapting the curriculum based on their country’s history, culture, and climate. In the early grades it is very easy to adapt the curriculum as needed to suit your unique living environment and life situation, and our teachers are used to working with families to craft a meaningful education for our enrolled students. For instance, lessons in the early grades that mention the seasons can be modified to incorporate the local weather and climate. Science lessons focus on observation skills, which can be practiced at any time of year in any locale. Supplementing our materials with language lessons, a traditional art or craft, or any other cultural enrichment is encouraged. In the upper grades of our K-8 curriculum, the two most U.S.-centric courses are social studies in 5th grade (U.S. History) and the civics in 8th grade, but it is not that hard to adapt them to your country when using our materials independently. For example, a lesson about U.S. colonial history can be modified to focus on your country’s early history (or when it first became settled by non-indigenous people). A lesson on the U.S. Constitution can be replaced with one in which students research and report on the founding governing documents of their country. You’ll find you can usually use the lesson framework and make modifications as needed. It may take some time to locate resource materials specific to your country for your child to use but you might be able to get good ideas from your local school district, teachers, department of education, or other homeschoolers. Enrolled students, however, must follow the curriculum or arrange adaptations individually with their teacher. Families can substitute assignments in the older grades, but not lesson material. For instance, all 8th graders will learn about the U.S. Articles of Confederation, but when asked to do research, they can learn more about their own country’s historical documents. If your country uses the metric system, the math curriculum only needs adaptations when working with weights and measures, or when working word problems that use weights and measures. Families can easily change these problems from feet or inches to centimeters, from yards to meters, etc. This would require, again, some work on your part, in either recopying the problems or in just making changes in the text. Most of the math work is solely numeric (with no unit measurements) and will not need modifications. New in 2016! Digital delivery of PreK to grade 8 curricula now available! The digital curriculum is a replication of our high quality print product. This option was developed in response to feedback from families who travel or live remotely, or for whom high shipping costs and long delivery times discourage purchase of print materials. Read more. Can students who are not fluent in English use Oak Meadow materials or enroll in your school? Students need to be fairly fluent in English in order to use our curriculum successfully. Since our curriculum is very dependent upon reading and writing skills, it is sometimes not the best fit for children who are not very experienced in English language skills. Families wishing to use Oak Meadow are advised to allow time for their child to develop English writing and spelling skills before using the curriculum or enrolling. How do international students or those living in different time zones communicate with their teachers? Oak Meadow teachers are used to working with students around the globe. Since most of the communication between teachers and families is handled via email or online, students can send their comments, ask questions, and submit work at any time, and our teachers (almost all of whom live in the Eastern Standard time zone) will respond during their work day hours. Phone calls and Google Chat communication can also be arranged based on the schedule of the teacher and family. How long does it take materials to ship outside the U.S.? Can we still mail lessons to our teacher even if we live in another country? New in 2016! Digital delivery of PreK to grade 8 curricula now available! The digital curriculum is a replication of our high quality print product. This option was developed in response to feedback from families who travel or live remotely, or for whom high shipping costs and long delivery times discourage purchase of print materials. Read more. Shipping time for orders can vary greatly depending on the time of year and where the package is going. While we do our best to ship orders promptly, packages often get held up in Customs. These delays are unpredictable, of course, but you will receive an order confirmation email that includes a tracking number. You can check the progress of your package, and this will give you an idea of when to expect its arrival. Please note that customers are responsible for any additional charges due to customs taxes and duties. If you enroll in Oak Meadow School, your enrollment and curriculum materials will be shipped as soon as your enrollment is finalized. We encourage families living outside the U.S. to complete the enrollment process well in advance of their start date to ensure the materials arrive in time. If there is a shipping delay that will necessitate a change in the enrollment start date, please contact the office before the start date and they will be happy to put the start date on hold until your materials arrive. Enrolled students are welcomed to send work submissions through the mail, but most choose to submit work electronically since it is less expensive, quicker, and all the original work stays at home. Those who plan to use the postal mail to send lessons to their teacher are advised to keep a copy at home (packages do occasionally get lost or misdirected), and to let their teacher know when a package is on the way. If there will be a delay in shipping for any reason, notify your teacher as soon as possible. If we enroll, is your program accredited in other countries? Our distance learning school is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools/Council of Accreditation and School Improvement (SACS/CASI). Through this accreditation, Oak Meadow School is recognized by the five other regional accrediting agencies: New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC): Oak Meadow is the first distance school ever to receive NEASC accreditation, recognizing homeschoolers all over the world. North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement Western Association of Schools and Colleges Northwest Association of Accredited Schools Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools While Oak Meadow cannot guarantee that an individual school or country will accept our credits, our transcripts carry the seal of our accrediting organizations and have been widely accepted by schools and universities around the world. It is common practice for major accrediting associations to share reciprocity across international lines. Of course, each country is different in how they view distance learning, so you’ll want to research this on your own. There are times when a family may need to provide additional documentation or progress reports. Oak Meadow is happy to assist you with this process in whatever way we can. We live outside the U.S. and are unfamiliar with the different grade levels. How do we figure out which grades would be appropriate for the ages of our children? In general, children enter kindergarten at five years old, and first grade when they are six, so you can calculate grade placement in higher grades based on that. It is also a good idea to consider the content of each grade when determining where to start a child in the upper grades. See K-12 grade overviews and High School course overviews to help you decide which grade to choose when you are trying to balance content with what has already been studied. While most children begin the formal schooling of 1st grade at age six, we encourage families to consider each child individually when making the decision about when to begin kindergarten or 1st grade. In the Waldorf community, it is common for children to enter 1st grade at age six and a half or seven, while in public school, many first graders are only five years old. The idea behind the practice of delaying first grade is to allow children more time to mature physically before asking them to bring their awareness to the focused work of academics, and many families using Oak Meadow follow this practice. Other families look for signs that their child is ready for reading and writing, and they begin 1st grade at that point. Of course, it often happens that children seem to fall in between grade levels, making grade placement more challenging. When this happens, it helps to consider whether or not a child is eager for new challenges and enjoys striving to master difficult material; if so, the higher grade is appropriate. If the child prefers to have plenty of time to master and review material, the lower grade makes more sense. You can find more good information about grade placement on this page of our FAQs. Remember, every child is different and you know your children best!

   Additional Information: Based on rigorous academic standards: Our curriculum aligns with accepted national academic standards, while maintaining our commitment to providing an innovative, experiential, child-centered education. Involves the whole child: An Oak Meadow education engages and integrates every aspect of the child. Our compassionate approach encourages critical thinking and intellectual development through hands-on activities, interdisciplinary projects, and thoughtful reading and writing practice. Respects the natural development of children: Our curriculum introduces subjects and skills in a carefully considered sequence to support and nurture the natural development of children. We strive to keep the wonder and excitement of childhood alive and to spark each individual’s passion for learning. Adapts to unique styles and needs: Because children learn differently, our curriculum is written to accommodate a variety of visual, auditory, and physical styles. We offer options to fit each child’s interests, talents, styles, and needs so that they may learn easily, successfully, and enjoyably. Promotes caring, supportive relationships: Children are intelligent, creative beings eager to ask questions and express new ideas. Our curriculum encourages families to create a network of learning relationships—friends, family members, community resources, other homeschooling families, Oak Meadow teachers and educational counselors—to nourish and support the young learner.

   Physical Location/Office Location/Address: PO Box 1346 Brattleboro, VT 05302

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9. The Ogburn School

   

   The Ogburn School desires to provide quality education to the students searching for not traditional learning style. The school encourages the students to grow not only academically, but personally as well.

   Accreditation: The Ogburn School is accredited by Accreditation International (Ai), AdvancEd – Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement (SACS CASI), Middle States Association Commissions on Elementary and Secondary Schools (MSA-CESS) and National Council for Private School Accreditation (NCPSA).

   Year Founded/Established: Not Listed

   Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None

   Tuition and Fees: Tuition unlisted

   Electives: Electives Art History Creative Photography Digital Photography I: Creating Images with Impact! ** Digital Photography II: Discovering Your Creative Potential ** Entrepreneurship I ** Forensic Science I: Secrets of the Dead ** Global Studies Hospitality & Tourism: Traveling the Globe ** Independent Electives International Business: Global Commerce in the 21st Century ** Introduction to Social Media: Our Connected World ** Journalism I & II Law & Order: Introduction to Legal Studies ** Middle School Career Explorations ** Middle School Journalism: Tell Your Story ** Middle School Photography: Drawing with Light ** Personal Psychology I: The Road to Self-Discovery ** Personal Psychology II: Living in a Complex World ** Principles of Public Service: To Serve & Protect ** Psychology Public Speaking ** Service Learning I&II Sports & Entertainment Marketing ** Social Problems I: A World in Crisis ** Social Problems II: Crisis, Conflicts & Challenges ** Sociology I: The Study of Human Relationships ** Sociology II: Your Social Life ** Spanish I & II ** Veterinary Science: The Care of Animals ** Work Experience ** These are enhanced electives, which have additional fees associated with the course.

   Graduation Requirements: Graduation Requirements 4 English credits 4 Math credits 3 Science credits 4 Required Social Studies courses Electives (4 credits)

   Flexibility: You may send in work at your convenience, but at least every nine weeks. This is especially important for students under compulsory attendance age.

   College credit: Not listed

   Curriculum / Careers: Graduates of our programs receive a high school diploma from The Ogburn School. The Ogburn School is regionally accredited, so you can be confident that your diploma will be respected and accepted.

   NCAA Approved? No

   Homeschool Info: 100% online supportive of a homeschool environment

   Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

   Offers Summer Classes: The Ogburn School operates year-round, so you can enroll anytime. Our students have the option of working through the summer, so you can graduate early!

   Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: No information found on international students.

   Additional Information: This website does not have a lot of information, it asks that you submit a form to request more info.

   Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 1411 South 14th Street, Unit H, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034

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10. Park City Independent

    

    Park City Independent provides a standard-based curriculum for the students through the virtual classroom. The school strives to maintain high academic standards, thus requiring the students to devote themselves to studies seriously.

    Accreditation: Park City Independent is fully accredited by the Northwest Accreditation Commission, providing the convenience of an online high school program and a diploma from a public high school. Your courses and diploma will be accepted by other high schools, colleges, universities, and government employers throughout the United States.

    Year Founded/Established: 2003

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None

    Tuition and Fees: To get an estimate of Park City Independent’s current tuition rates, please call 888.866.4989 option 1

    Payment Plan: To get an estimate of Park City Independent’s current tuition rates, please call 888.866.4989 option 1

    Electives: None listed.

    Graduation Requirements: For all new students, at least six (6) credits must be completed through Park City Independent in order to receive a diploma through our high school program. Subject Required Credits Required Courses Language Arts 4 To get a current list of required courses please contact us. Social Studies 2.5 To get a current list of required courses please contact us. Mathematics 3 To get a current list of required courses please contact us. Science 3 To get a current list of required courses please contact us. Fine Arts 1.5 To get a current list of required courses please contact us. PE and Health 2 To get a current list of required courses please contact us. World Languages 0 2 required for College Prep Applied Technology – Computer Science 0.5 To get a current list of required courses please contact us. Applied Technology – Business/Career 1 To get a current list of required courses please contact us. Applied Technology – Consumer Science 0.5 To get a current list of required courses please contact us. Electives 6 Students are required to complete 24 credits for graduation.

    Flexibility: The online high school program from Park City Independent offers students the flexibility of a virtual classroom with the same recognized accreditation as a traditional school. Our virtual classroom is available to students when they are ready to study, and the self-paced curriculum means you can finish courses on your own schedule. Our support staff is here to help when students have questions. We offer live chat, phone support, and web conferences to help your student along the path to graduation.

    College credit: Not listed

    Curriculum / Careers: Even though we are an online high school, Park City Independent is accredited by AdvancED and Northwestern Accreditation Commission (NWAC), the same agency used by traditional public high schools. The credits and diploma you earn from Park City Independent are accepted throughout the nation and can transfer to other public or private schools.

    NCAA Approved? No

    Homeschool Info: The online high school program from Park City Independent offers students the flexible virtual classroom with the same recognized accreditation as a traditional school. Our virtual classroom is available to students and the self-paced curriculum means you can finish courses on your own schedule. Our support staff is online to help when students have questions.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

    Offers Summer Classes: yes - 100% online anytime

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: No information found on international students.

    Additional Information: This site requires you to submit a form for detailed information included courses offered and tuition.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: No physical address listed. They offer multiple phone numbers and a "chat online" option.

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11. Stanford University Online High School

    

    Stanford University Online High School is dedicated to creating a diverse and passionate students. The school provides rigorous curriculum and collaborative extra-curricular activities that improve the students and bond them with teachers.

    Accreditation: I cannot find a single accreditation reference on their website

    Year Founded/Established: Not Listed

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None

    Tuition and Fees: Full-Time Enrollment (4 or more courses) $21,350, Part-Time Enrollment (2–3 courses) $13,250, Single-Course Enrollment $4,400. One course is defined as a year-long course. Two semester-long courses taken in different semesters would be viewed as one course for the purposes of tuition. Summer Tuition: High School Summer Program: $4,480, Middle School Summer Program: $2,870.

    Electives: The maximum recommended OHS student course load is five classes. All OHS courses are taught at an advanced level. Course titles designate their place in the curriculum, not rigor. GPAs are on a 4-point, unweighted scale. CORE Methodology of Science – Biology History & Philosophy of Science Democracy, Freedom, & the Rule of Law? Critical Reading & Argumentation? Advanced Topics in Philosophy I & II? Core courses employ philosophical techniques, strategies, and standards in disciplines across the humanities and sciences. The first four listed courses are a required sequence for graduates. ENGLISH Literary Analysis & Argumentation Textual Analysis & Argumentation Modes of Writing & Argumentation AP English Language & Composition AP English Literature & Composition Advanced Topics in Literature I & II? UNIVERSITY-LEVEL ENGLISH Making Moby-Dick? Modernist Literature & Photography? HUMANITIES Portrait/Landscape Drawing Legal Studies: Constitutional Law Film & War History & Philosophy of Art AP Music Theory HISTORY Revolutions & Rebellions Globalization & Imperial Exchange Replaced AP World History in the OHS curriculum as of Fall 2016 AP United States History Advanced History Research Seminar? ANCIENT & MODERN LANGUAGES Chinese 1 Chinese 2 Chinese 3 AP Chinese Latin 1 Latin 2 Latin 3 AP Latin Spanish 1 Spanish 2 Spanish 3 Spanish Conversation I & II AP Spanish Directed Study in Spanish Literature Spanish 5 COMPUTER SCIENCE Introduction to C Programming Programming in C: Techniques & Algorithms AP Computer Science Data Structures & Algorithms in Java ? MATHEMATICS Honors Beginning Algebra Honors Intermediate Algebra Honors Precalculus with Trigonometry Honors Geometry AP Calculus AB, BC, & C AP Statistics Advanced Problem Solving & Proof Techniques? AP Microeconomics Advanced Topics in Microeconomics? UNIVERSITY-LEVEL MATHEMATICS Linear Algebra? Multivariable Di eventual Calculus? Multivariable Integral Calculus? Di eventual Equations? Complex Analysis? Modern Algebra? Real Analysis? Number Theory Logic in Action Economics SCIENCE Honors Environmental Science Astronomy The Study of the Mind: Psychology, Neuroscience, & Philosophy Honors Chemistry AP Chemistry (additional Lab) AP Biology (additional Lab) Advanced Topics in Biological Research Honors Physics AP Physics C (additional Lab) Health UNIVERSITY-LEVEL SCIENCE Light & Heat Modern Physics Intermediate Mechanics I & II ADDITIONAL COURSES OHSx Online courses o ered through Stanford Pre-Collegiate Studies. Students receive OHS credit. Malone Schools Online Network Online courses o ered through this national consortium of over 19 independent schools. Students receive OHS credit. Course taught at a Post-AP/Early College level. Optional laboratory courses taken in residence at Stanford during our Summer Program in conjunction with the year-long course.

    Graduation Requirements: GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS A typical course of study for a full-time student at Stanford OHS comprises five academic classes per year for a total of twenty academic courses, which, for graduates, must include: English 4 years Social Science 3 years Laboratory Sciences 4 years Core Sequence 4 years To receive a diploma from Stanford OHS, students must take one course in the Core Sequence each year they are enrolled in the high school. They must also complete at least one AP or University-Level course in each of three areas: Humanities, Social Science, and Science or Mathematics.

    Flexibility: Classes at all levels are conducted as college-style seminars in which instructors and students engage in high-level discussions of the course materials. These seminars, which typically have fewer than 16 students, meet at least twice a week and are conducted in real-time using web- based video conferencing technology.

    College credit: yes - From advanced middle school through 23 post-AP/university-level courses, our curriculum challenges students at every level.

    Curriculum / Careers: Our rigorous curriculum challenges students to reason analytically, think creatively, and argue critically. Our collaborative extracurricular activities cultivate lasting friendships. Our supportive environment fosters independence, strength of character, and a lifelong pursuit of knowledge. We strive to provide our students with an extraordinary education. And we do.

    NCAA Approved? Information unavailable.

    Homeschool Info: Classes at all levels are conducted as college-style seminars which typically have less than 16 students and meeting at least twice a week .

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

    Offers Summer Classes: Yes

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: yes - Our students come from more than 46 U.S. states and 25 countries, and share a passion for learning.

    Additional Information: We believe that an education must foster skills of critical reasoning and argumentation while engaging students in advanced academic content. Our unique, multi-year Core Sequence fosters critical and creative thought, and provides a common intellectual framework for our students. We provide numerous opportunities to deepen students’ knowledge in particular disciplines through broad o erings of Advanced Placement (AP) and University-Level courses.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 220 Panama Street, Stanford, CA 94305-4101

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12. Franklin Virtual High School

    

    FVHS provides affordable flexible pricing, quick enrollment and strong support to both parent and the student. The school ensures that the material is understood by offering extra tutoring, support and follow-up.

    Accreditation: FVHS is accredited by SACS/SAC, College Board and AdvancED.

    Year Founded/Established: Not Listed

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None found

    Tuition and Fees: Discounts available. Two traditional options: High School at Home or Traditional High School (Grade 9-12) College Bound and Career Bound Diploma Programs: $330 / month +$49 Enrollment Fee. Independent Study: Part Time or Full Time Student Enrollment is $330 / month. Summer School to make up classes or get ahead is $375 / 2 months access.

    Electives: ELE 3D Art I - Modeling ELE 3D Art II - Animation ELE Art History I ELE Audio Engineering ELE Career Planning and Development ELE Chinese I A-B ELE Chinese II A-B ELE Computer Applications - Office 2010 ELE Computer Applications - Office 2010 A ELE Computer Applications - Office 2010 B ELE Computer Science I ELE Computer Science II ELE Digital Arts I ELE Digital Arts II ELE Engineering Design I ELE Engineering Design II ELE Foundations of Personal Wellness ELE Foundations of Personal Wellness A ELE Foundations of Personal Wellness B ELE French I ELE French I A ELE French I B ELE French II ELE French II A ELE French II B ELE Game Design ELE German I ELE German I A ELE German I B ELE German II ELE German II A ELE German II B ELE Health Science Concepts ELE Health Science Concepts A ELE Health Science Concepts B ELE Healthy Living ELE Intro to Entrepreneurship I ELE Intro to Entrepreneurship II ELE Introduction to Art ELE Introduction to Business ELE Introduction to Business A ELE Introduction to Business B ELE Introduction to Health Science ELE Introduction to Health Science A ELE Introduction to Health Science B ELE Introduction to Information Technology ELE Introduction to Information Technology A ELE Introduction to Information Technology B ELE Latin I ELE Latin I A ELE Latin I B ELE Latin II ELE Latin II A ELE Latin II B ELE Lifetime Fitness ELE Nursing Assistant ELE Nursing Assistant A ELE Nursing Assistant B ELE Personal Finance ELE Pharmacy Technician ELE Pharmacy Technician A ELE Pharmacy Technician B ELE Psychology ELE Psychology A-B ELE Sociology ELE Spanish I ELE Spanish I A ELE Spanish I B ELE Spanish II ELE Spanish II A/B ELE Strategies for Academic Success

    Graduation Requirements: Graduation Requirements (24 credits) The Franklin Virtual High School College and University Prep program is aligned to state standards and is optimized for students who plan to attend a college or university. With home school students becoming the fastest growing segment of college freshmen, FVHS graduates are in good company on the next stage of their educational journeys. The College Prep program includes the full-featured ACT/SAT Test Preparation courses to ensure students are thoroughly prepared for their college entrance examinations. 4 credits in English English 1, English 2, English 3, English 4 4 credits in Math Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Pre-Calculus 3 credits in science (two labs) Earth/Space Science, Integrated Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics 1 credit in World History 1 credit in United States History .5 credit in Economics .5 credit in United States Government 1 credit in Fine Arts 2 credits in the same foreign language .5 credit in Health/Life Management Skills .5 credit in Physical Education 6 credits in electives Over 100 electives to choose from, including Novels, Psychology, Art Appreciation, Digital Arts, Computer Science, Game Design, Health Science, Marketing, Personal Finance, and more! Passing Scores on a Standardized Test (e.g. ACT or SAT). Preparation courses available: ACT Prep Math, Reading, Writing and Science SAT Prep Math, Critical Reading, and Writing Minimum Cumulative GPA of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale Minimum exit exam scores required for graduation: Minimum ACT scores: Reading 19, Math 15 Minimum SAT scores: Critical Reading 430, Math 340

    Flexibility: FVHS offers a flexible semester completion capability. However, each course requires a completion of 18 school weeks unless an exception is granted. At FVHS, you can set the start and end dates for your home school semesters and set your own pace for class completion... even set your own holiday or vacation schedule. Finish classes as soon as you want and immediately begin another semester or take a family break. We will be ready when you return.

    College credit: Yes- a number of AP courses are offered

    Curriculum / Careers: With an instructional model grounded in research, our high school courses combine rigorous content with direct-instruction videos from expert highly qualified teachers, multimedia and interactive learning tools and resources to engage and motivate students. FVHS has partnered with Edgenuity to provide a program aligned to state standards and offered in high schools all over America. Approximately 4 million students have utilized Edgenuity courses.

    NCAA Approved? No

    Homeschool Info: Franklin Virtual High School offers courses that are completed in your home. Parents can track your child's learning throughout the coursework online with additional resources in curriculum, tutoring, and follow-up. Pacing of the classes is flexible, and entry into the courses is not demanded to any particular dates.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

    Offers Summer Classes: yes

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll:

    Additional Information: Franklin Virtual High School offers courses that are completed in the best classroom of all...your home. The online delivery system through Franklin Virtual High School can supplement your teaching by tracking your child's learning throughout the coursework, as well as by providing additional resources in curriculum, tutoring, and follow-up. Courses are easily navigated and provide your child with engaging activities that encourage further inquiry. Pacing is flexible, and entry into the courses is not restricted to any particular dates.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: Not listed

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13. Liahona Preparatory Academy

    

    Liahona Preparatory Academy desires to present academics and revealed knowledge into one whole enabling the students to fulfill their mission. The programs in the school are centered around the child and allow parents to participate in the organizing of child's curriculum.

    Accreditation: AdvancedED

    Year Founded/Established: Not Listed

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: Mormon - LDS

    Tuition and Fees: ELEMENTARY Accredited Program: $100 per month for 9 months. Non-accredited Program Cost is $80 per month for 9 months. GRADES 7-12 Accredited Courses: $70 each per month for 9 months. Non-accredited Courses: $50 each per month for 9 months. Both have a $50 annual non-refundable registration fee. Elective classes are $65 per month accredited and $45 for non-accredited. Books not included and price depends on the grade and courses being taken. Usually between $100-$300 total.

    Payment Plan: pay per year

    Electives: None listed.

    Graduation Requirements: Not listed

    Flexibility: Class instruction for English, History, Science and Math is held Monday – Thursday between the hours of 8:30am and 1:12pm MST if watched live. They are available through our secure server at any time for 32 weeks. You may take one class or up to four classes. Academic classes are on a four year rotation. Please review the “Course Content” section for further course specifics. Fridays are reserved for parent-led activities, homework, elective or proctored classes, and field trips. Holidays are: one week at Thanksgiving, two weeks at Christmas and one week for Spring Break. Many states allow concurrent enrollment where students attend Liahona and then supplement other classes of their choice from their local public school, BYU Independent Study or other similar programs. There is no difference in the work load or grading for accredited versus non-accredited homework. But according to AdvancEd policy, accredited students must turn all designated homework in to the teacher for grading and complete and pass a once-a-semester proctored test in each class. . Non-accredited students may correct their own assignments or have their parents correct it. There is a $20 per class difference in tuition cost due to accreditation fees. Every spring all Liahona students, 7th through 11th grade, take the ACT practice test and have access to an ACT instruction course. This prepares them to take the official ACT and is one reason our students score significantly higher than their public school counterparts.

    College credit: Not listed

    Curriculum / Careers: Course Content: Grades 7-12 NOTE: Difficulty and content increases as students move through one four year rotation to the next. For example: the subject for a student's 7th grade History class may be the same as their 11th grade year but the content and difficulty will be completely different. SCIENCE The study of science should lead us to a greater reverence and testimony of God's handiwork. “All things testify of me... ,” said Moses (6:63) and science is not exempt from this declaration. Our approach prepares students for the theories of the world but examines them through the lens of revealed knowledge Year One - Life Science Category ASTRONOMY: (9 - 12 grades) This classical but current approach to the ever-changing science of Astronomy includes the study of the sun and stars, the phases of the moon, the constellations, how Passover and Easter were derived, and strives to share the wonder of the universe as described by Moses and Abraham. The Pearl of Great Price is part of the curriculum. EARTH SCIENCE: (7 - 8 grades) Students will discuss the atmosphere, hydrosphere, weather, the structure of the Earth, the physics of motion, Newton's Laws, gravity, Astrophysics, and much more. There are many hands-on experiments to do, which all use household chemicals. Year Two - Physical Science Category EARTH SCIENCE: (9 - 12 grades) Earth Science is the study of our planet and all its components: land, water, atmosphere, and interior. Some of this course is designed to focus on the processes that shape lands and impact people. It will also depict the processes of the atmosphere and its relationship to the planet's surface and all living creatures. It will focus on the hand of God in all of creation and the stewardship given to man by God for the betterment of life on Earth. Geology, Oceanography, Meteorology, and Astronomy are all discussed. LIFE SCIENCE: (7 -8 grades) Students alternate between a physical science and a life science each year. The Life Sciences comprise the scientific study of living organisms, such as plants, animals, and human beings. Year Three - Life Science Category BIOLOGY: (9 - 12 grades) This branch of science investigates the study of life: plants, animals, and God's greatest creation - humans. Students will study the characteristics, classifications, and behaviors of organisms. They will also study the needs and functional processes common to all living organisms and discuss the interactions species have with each other and the environment. The Word of Wisdom and our stewardship over God's creations are discussed. EARTH SCIENCE: (7 - 8 grades) Students will discuss the atmosphere, hydrosphere, weather, the structure of the Earth, the physics of motion, Newton's Laws, gravity, Astrophysics, and much more. There are many hands-on experiments to do, which all use household chemicals. Year Four - Physical Science Category CHEMISTRY: (9 -12 grades) This class covers the basic principles of Chemistry, such as atoms and atomic structure, how elements bond together, chemicals, the Periodic Table, and the development of organized problem-solving. This class also highlights how Divine Law and organization are discoverable by scientific inquiry. Classes will have regular experiments to recreate discoveries both simple and complex. LIFE SCIENCE: (7 -8 grades) Students alternate between a physical science and a life science each year. The Life Sciences comprise the scientific study of living organisms, such as plants, animals, and human beings. LANGUAGE ARTS Our classical, skills-based approach to Language Arts for 7 - 12 grade students concentrates on critical thinking in reading and writing, as well as grammar and writing skills to prepare a student to read, critique, and respond to any type of literature. The result is they will be prepared to read any text they encounter, analyze it, and then write about it. Students will also learn to read and understand how the scriptures are written and what they mean in terms of literature and history. During the four year rotation, students will look at the four basic ways to critique a text. They will study genres, themes and symbols, rhetoric, and the history of English. Students write an average of four portfolio-quality papers per year and participate in brain-storming, thought questions, note-taking, vocabulary building, grammar modeling, short answer, in-class essay writing, and speech related exercises. Students will read an average of six classic texts a year, including the scriptures. Our grammar series is written in an LDS context and provides a foundation for successful writing in all academic subjects or professional circumstances, especially for taking the ACT exam. Our 7 - 8 grade students alternate between years one and two. Year One - Genre Studies / Liahona Grammar Vol. 1 Students study different types of literature, which have been historically important such as the difference between fiction and biography, essay and discourse, and narrative versus expository writing. Using Formalism, Comparative Literature, and other appropriate literary theories, students will consider how a text is written and how its form contributes to the overall meaning of the text. This study will help students discern and select uplifting and wholesome literature and better understand the scriptures. This will also prepare them for writing and reading in college. Year Two - Themes and Symbols / Liahona Grammar Vol. 2 Looking at archetypes, themes, and symbols, students will better understand the scriptures and classical literature. The Old Testament, classic novels, epic poems, and dramas are used to familiarize students with themes and symbols, such as the heroic cycle, freedom, the plan of salvation, etc. Students will compare and analyze repeating patterns of symbols and themes throughout literature. Again, this study will help students discern and select uplifting and wholesome literature and better understand the scriptures. This will also prepare them for writing and reading in college. Year Three - Argument and Rhetorical Techniques / Liahona Grammar Vol. 3 Students will consider how writing is constructed to be interesting and persuasive. This will also help students discern truth from error in arguments, so they will not easily be deceived. The Book of Mormon, speeches, essays, and novella-length works are used to develop critical thinking and rhetorical writing skills. Student will polish their own writing to be clear, precise, and effective. Year Four - History of Language and Literature / Liahona Grammar Vol. 4 This course of study analyzes the history and events which have shaped literature. The New Testament and interesting novels and poems are used to illustrate how language has changed. Students will discover why there are so many exceptions to grammar rules and how to use language to effectively develop their own ideas. This helps students recognize patterns and learn from past events and literature. HISTORY The goal of our history class is for students to understand D&C 101: 77-80: God suffered this land and our Constitution to be established and it should be maintained for the rights and privileges of all flesh, according to just and holy principles. Year One - American Government and Civics The divine origin of our Constitution, the government it established, and the privileges it guarantees will be studied. Original source documents such as those from Wycliffe, Knox and Huss of the Reformation to Jefferson, Washington, and Franklin of the American Revolution are analyzed. Comments from prophets and apostles regarding historical events and figures are included. Students discover how to be one of the "threads" that upholds the U.S. Constitution, as referred to by Joseph Smith. Year Two - American History I - Pre-Discovery to 1865 Using original documents, the personalities and events which created and shaped a new nation and then preserved the union are interwoven. Students will watch the hand of Providence unfold as they study the Native Americans, Viking discoveries, the establishment of colonies, Lexington, the great explorations of the West, and the Civil War. Latter-day Saint church history is woven into the course of events. Year Three - American History II - 1860 to Present Students will examine the opportunities and challenges faced by our country during the 19th to 21st centuries, such as the Civil War, World War I and II, the Great Depression, Korea, Vietnam, and 9/11. The year ends with scriptural prophecies about the last days. Latter-day Saint church history, prophecies and comments by prophets and apostles, and are woven into the course of latter-day events. Year Four - World Civilizations/Geography Students will study from ancient Israel up to Europe and the Reformation. Subjects include: the Roman and Byzantine empires, the Crusades, the Middle Ages, a study of Islam, breaking the bands of Catholicism and the steps needed for the Restoration of the Gospel. Students will explore the cause and effect of European influences upon the writings of the founding fathers, including Jefferson, Adams, and Wythe. Nestled in the foothills of majestic Mount Timpanogos, our beautiful facility is located at: 2464 West 450 South, Pleasant Grove, Utah

    NCAA Approved? Information not found.

    Homeschool Info: Class instructions are available through our secure server at any time for 32 weeks. Students may take one class or up to four classes. Academic classes are on a four year rotation.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Students from 7th through 11th grade, take the ACT practice test and have access to an ACT instruction course.

    Offers Summer Classes: yes

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: yes

    Additional Information: The mission of Liahona Preparatory Academy is to assist parents in educating their children in the fundamentals of the arts, letters and sciences while integrating the truths of the restored gospel of Jesus Christ. We strive to provide a challenging academic education by infusing secular knowledge with LDS doctrine and values in order that students might understand all knowledge in the context of the eternal. We call this “Restoration Education.”

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 2464 W. 450 S., Pleasant Grove, UT84062

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14. International Virtual Learning Academy

    

    International Virtual Learning Academy recognizes the importance of assessing every student's needs and providing them with the right amount of tasks, curriculums and support. The school provides a supportive online education by constantly reviewing the student's curriculum and activities.

    Accreditation: AdvancedED NCAA

    Year Founded/Established: Not Listed

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: Christian

    Tuition and Fees: $2,325 - $3,495 depending on courses and tracks

    Payment Plan: Payment Plans 3 INSTALLMENTS – PAYMENT PLAN* Registration Fee Payment 1 – Due at enrollment: 1/3 of course fees plus $10.00 Payment 2 – Due 30 days after enrollment: 1/3 of course fees plus $10.00 Payment 3 – Due 60 days after enrollment: 1/3 of course fees plus $10.00 5 INSTALLMENTS – PAYMENT PLAN* Registration Fee Payment 1 – Due at enrollment: 1/4 of course fees plus $10.00 Payment 2 – Due 30 days after enrollment: 1/4 of course fees plus $10.00 Payment 3 – Due 60 days after enrollment: 1/4 of course fees plus $10.00 Payment 4 – Due 90 days after enrollment: 1/4 of course fees plus $10.00 Payment 5 – Due 120 days after enrollment: 1/10 of course fees plus $10.00 10 INSTALLMENTS – PAYMENT PLAN* Registration Fee Payment 1 – Due at enrollment: 1/10 of course fees plus $10.00 Payment 2 – Due 30 days after enrollment: 1/10 of course fees plus $10.00 Payment 3 – Due 60 days after enrollment: 1/10 of course fees plus $10.00 Payment 4 – Due 90 days after enrollment: 1/10 of course fees plus $10.00 Payment 5 – Due 120 days after enrollment: 1/10 of course fees plus $10.00 Payment 6 – Due 150 days after enrollment: 1/10 of course fees plus $10.00 Payment 7 – Due 180 days after enrollment: 1/10 of course fees plus $10.00 Payment 8 – Due 210 days after enrollment: 1/10 of course fees plus $10.00 Payment 9 – Due 240 days after enrollment: 1/10 of course fees plus $10.00 Payment 10 – Due 270 days after enrollment: 1/10 of course fees plus $10.00

    Electives: online digital learning; all electives which are now being offered through our GradPoint Curriculum option online.

    Graduation Requirements: We can customize some of the course requirements to fit your students’ needs within their desired plan, other courses are required by National Standards for the issuance of a diploma. These courses include: Algebra I, US History, Government and 3 levels of English.

    Flexibility: We offer year-round enrollment to meet the individual needs of our students and families. All of our courses are online and available to parents and students 24/7.

    College credit: Not listed

    Curriculum / Careers: PLATO is an acronym for “Programmed Logic for Automatic Teaching Operations.” PLATO was the first general-use computer-assisted instruction program designed to deliver: high-level K-12 classroom content; informative instruction modules; tracking systems for managing curriculum as well as educational standards; custom course creation; real-time student data collection, analysis and reporting; and fully functional curriculum using a single, easy-to-use online communication system.

    NCAA Approved? Yes

    Homeschool Info: Our mission is to provide excellence in distance learning for students who need an alternative path to achieve successful academics and we deliver high quality system and educational support online.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

    Offers Summer Classes: Not listed.

    Accepts International Students / Yes

    Additional Information: IVLA’s educational philosophy recognizes that every online student can be successful given the “right” amount of support by curriculum, faculty, tutors, and, of course, parents. Every IVLA students’ academic plan is individualized to their learning needs, frequently reviewed, and supported by teachers, parents, mentors, and students. To that end, IVLA’s staff, faculty, and learning community strive towards ensuring that: Each student’s online learning environment is positive, caring, and adapted to individual Course Academics stress individualized academic education, career development, and personal Each student is assessed for academic, career and personal needs to develop an academic plan appropriate to their Each student recognizes their value as a student, in a learning community, and to their larger global Students with histories of failure in the ‘traditional’ educational systems experience success and acquire the tools to create satisfying

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: International VLA, LLC, 2657 Windmill Parkway #142, Henderson, NV 89074

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15. Excel High School

    

    Excel High School provides online education for both teenagers and adult learners. The school is dedicated to transforming approach to education, students' passions and extracurricular activities by providing high quality courses, support and more.

    Accreditation: Regionally, Excel High School is Accredited by AdvancED, the parent organization of The North Central Association CASI, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools CASI and the Northwest Accrediting Commission.

    Year Founded/Established: Not Listed

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None

    Tuition and Fees: Full-Time Honors High School Diploma Track Enrollment is $950 per semester or $190.00 per month on the payment plan. (no Interest) All course materials are included. (Non-adult) Click here for full disclosure. Program includes State Licensed Instructor. Part time High School/Summer School Courses are $199 each.

    Payment Plan: Offered, but not listed

    Electives: Excel High School offers a complete accredited online high school curriculum for preparing students for college. All of our online high school courses are taught by Master’s degree teachers and a State teaching license.

    Graduation Requirements: Standard - Accredited High School Diploma Course Credits Required English 4.0 Math 3.0 Science 3.0 Social Studies 3.5 Health 0.5 PE 0.5 Art 1.0 Electives 6.0 Total 21.5 College Preparatory - Accredited High School Course Credits Required English 4.0 Math 4.0 Science 3.0 Social Studies 3.5 Health 0.5 PE 0.5 Art 1.0 Electives 5.5 Foreign Language 2.0 Total 24.0

    Flexibility: Since all courses are completed online, you will never have to attend a traditional classroom. We are dedicated to our students, their specific learning requirements and their overall learning success. Our fully accredited high school courses are directed toward a student-centered, independent study, asynchronous learning approach.

    College credit: Not listed

    Curriculum / Careers: Excel High School offers the standard high school diploma track, honors diploma track, and adult track high school diploma programs. Our fully accredited online high school programs are designed for our graduates to pursue higher education through a community college, career college, technical college or a university. Credentials earned at Excel High School are also designed to meet requirements for entry-level employment, where a high school diploma is required and to join the U.S. Military under tier one preferred status. We advise students to call our counseling office at (952) 465-3700, so we can help you with college and career planning. For Students seeking entrance into a 4-year university, we offer a college prep (24-credit) diploma. Excel High School does not offer a GED ® test leading to a GED ® test credential. The GED ® test HiSET and other high school equivalency programs are only available in person at a local State testing office.

    NCAA Approved? No

    Homeschool Info: Excel High School partners with parents to ensure that your child receives a wide and accredited high school education. We offer the courses and instructor support to help your child succeed. We welcome transfer credits from qualified homeschool organizations and curriculum providers. Homeschool credits earned through a qualified curriculum provider or homeschool organization.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

    Offers Summer Classes: Not listed.

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: yes

    Additional Information: Excel High School offers convenient and affordable online options to complete a high school diploma online. All courses come complete with State Certified Instructors and everything you need to graduate high school online. Our online high school diploma programs are self-paced, and can be completed at your own pace.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 3350 Annapolis Lane North, Suite C , Plymouth, MN 55447, USA

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16. American High School

    

    American High School uniquely prepares the students to become global citizens of the future by providing them with authentic online education. The school believes that the students become independent and accountable of their own actions by taking charge of their academics.

    Accreditation: American High School has been accredited from the AdvancED Accreditation Commission. This means that the American High School is AdvancED/SACS/NCA/NWAC accredited as a quality school system nationally.

    Year Founded/Established: Not Listed

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None

    Tuition and Fees: FULL TIME: $200 New Student Registration Fee (All Schools) $4,995 (Lower School) $5,995 (Middle School) $6,995 (Upper School) Full-year courses $850 (Lower School) $850 (Middle School) $850 (Upper School) $950 (AP courses) $950 (World Language courses) Semester tuition $3,499 (Lower, Middle Upper Schools) One-semester courses $425 (Lower, Middle Upper Schools) (+Materials) $475 (AP courses) Registration Fee: $200

    Payment Plan: While a specific plan is not listed, it does say that depending on circumstances they are flexible w/ tuition and payments

    Electives: None listed.

    Graduation Requirements: Students must successfully complete a total of 18 unit. Students can transfer in as many as 14 credits from other accredited institutions and only need to take the courses that they are missing.

    Flexibility: From full-time programs and individual courses to summer school and college acceleration programs, American High School offers a variety of education options to students around the world. Our teacher-led, student-focused, flexible learning environment allows every student the opportunity to reach his or her full academic potential. The program is 100% online, which means students can access their course materials from anywhere, at any time. There’s no need to purchase any additional materials, as the program is all-inclusive. And, unlike traditional schools, our cutting-edge high school diploma program was designed with the adult learner in mind.

    College credit: Dual track courses available for college credit

    Curriculum / Careers: American High School is a fully accredited program that combines the best online and offline resources from leading educational publishers and curriculum specialists to deliver comprehensive, high-quality K–12 online education. With the best resources at their fingertips, American High School students explore and master all required core subjects: language arts, mathematics, science, and social studies. A 21st Century Online Curriculum for 21st Century Success Our online curriculum is a highly effective alternative to a traditional private, public, or homeschool curriculum. It’s designed to help students gain the knowledge and thinking skills they’ll need for life, work, and higher education. At each grade level, structured lessons are blended with self-paced learning to ensure that each student reaches his or her full potential. These courses also develop skills in the important “four Cs” of 21st century learning: Critical thinking and problem solving. Communication Creativity and innovation Collaboration Only the Finest Materials Curriculum experts review and select the best texts and teaching materials from leading publishers to create units, lessons, and activities. Our multimedia team works closely with these experts to create interactive tools and resources that get students involved in learning. Teachlet ® tutorials and learning games combine graphics, video, and audio to bring ideas and concepts to life. Exciting Electives Electives are a key part of the well-rounded online school curriculum at International Connections Academy. These stimulating K–12 online courses cover a wide range of subjects such as world languages, game design, home life, sign language, and more. Electives allow students to broaden their skills and explore new interests and talents. Always Improving At American High School, the curriculum is evaluated and revised regularly. This ensures that it delivers the most effective content and aligns with state and national standards. As part of this ongoing review, students and parents are asked to rate each lesson on a five-star scale. After nearly four million evaluations, Connections Education has received an average lesson rating of 4.2 out of 5 stars. Curriculum Built for Success Education should help prepare students for work, college, and life. And at the foundation of a good education, you’ll find a strong curriculum. Over the past fourteen years, we have developed, tested, and refined the Connections Education curriculum to ensure that it meets national and state standards as well as those set by leading educational organizations. Most importantly, our online curriculum is designed to meet the diverse needs of our students. But the work doesn’t stop there. We’re committed to continuous improvement, reviewing and revising our curriculum regularly. As part of this ongoing review, we ask students and parents in the Connections Education community to rate each lesson on a five-star scale. Online Curriculum Development Experts We have a team of experts dedicated to the design, evaluation, and improvement of our private online school curriculum. With classroom teaching experience, subject matter expertise, and advanced degrees in instructional design, curriculum development, and technology education, the team is dedicated to developing a high-quality online curriculum that delivers real results. They start by identifying the skills and objectives students need to learn. Then they create lessons to help students practice and develop those skills, along with assessments to measure their progress along the way. That way, American High School students don’t just learn a subject—they master it. Bringing Lessons to Life Our curriculum development team works with our talented in-house videographers, graphic designers, and computer programmers to bring the curriculum to life in a multidimensional way. They also review and select the best texts and instructional materials from leading publishers to weave into units, lessons, and activities. Then, we deliver these high-quality resources right to each student’s home. The resulting curriculum engages students in individual study as well as collaboration with their classmates. As a result, students learn to think independently and to work together. Hundreds of Proven Online Courses American High School curriculum includes core courses in math, science, language arts/English, and social studies for every grade. Electives are also offered at every grade level, allowing students to broaden their skills and explore new interests. Our electives cover a wide range of subjects such as world languages, music, game design, digital arts, sign language, and more. We also offer Gifted and Talented, Honors, and AP™ courses. Curriculum Overview Students must successfully complete a total of 18 credits (they can transfer in up to 14 credits) in the following subjects. English (4 credits) Social Studies (3 credits) Math (3 credits) Science (3 credits) Health/PE (1 credit) Career Elective Courses (4 credits)

    NCAA Approved? Yes

    Homeschool Info: American High School offers a variety of education options to students worldwide from full-time programs and individual courses to summer school and college acceleration programs. The program is 100% online, and students can access their course materials from anywhere, at any time. There’s no need to purchase any additional materials, as the program is all-inclusive.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? College counselors are available to discuss but does not specify if any coursework is available for test prep

    Offers Summer Classes: American High School summer program students stay engaged academically while enjoying the freedom of summer. With more than 100 different online courses to choose from, flexible start dates, and exciting courses to enrich your child’s summer, American High School’s online summer school suits your student’s academic needs and your family’s busy summer schedule.

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: yes

    Additional Information: Highlights include an Individualized Learning Plan, Academic Coaching support (grades 6–12), Comprehensive College and Career Counseling with Certified College Counselors (grades 7-12), SAT/ACT asynchronous test prep program (grades 9-12), Dual-credit courses through several universities / colleges (available for 12th grade students who qualify), Official transcripts provided at the end of each semester for Lower and Middle School students, Advanced Learner Program, Online learning management systems, Access to student clubs and activities, Virtual field trips, and Chill ‘n Chat sessions.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 7351 Wiles RD, Suite 201, Coral Springs, Florida, 33067

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17. Griggs International Academy

    

    Griggs International Academy believes that independent nature of online learning develops important skills in every student. The school provides high quality academics and support from the faculty and the community.

    Accreditation: Seventh-Day Adventist Accrediting Association, MSA/CESS

    Year Founded/Established: 1909

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: Seventh-Day Adventist

    Tuition and Fees: Tuition unlisted

    Payment Plan: Parents/legal guardians with students enrolling for accredited services may pay tuition on a monthly plan. The person responsible for the student's finances must be 18 years of age or older. If coursework is completed prior to the terms of the financial agreement, the full balance must be paid off two weeks in advance of requesting the final exam and the account as a whole must be current.

    Electives: None listed.

    Graduation Requirements: College Preparatory Diploma requires: 25 units Standard High School Diploma requires 21 units and minimum 20 hours per year of community service.

    Flexibility: Students in the U.S. have a year from date of enrollment to complete their coursework. International students have 18 months to allow for delays in textbook shipments and other unforeseen circumstances.

    College credit: Yes. Qualifying Juniors and Seniors have the opportunity to earn Andrews University credit for $100 per credit hour.

    Curriculum / Careers:

    NCAA Approved? No

    Homeschool Info: Completely flexible - online courses available 24/7

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

    Offers Summer Classes: Yes. GIA offers open enrollment, so courses are available at any time of year.

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: Yes

    Additional Information: After more than a century of service, we remain dedicated to the worldwide educational mission entrusted to us. While our name has changed over the years, our commitment to student success and high academic standards has never wavered

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: Griggs International Academy, 8903 U.S. Hwy 31, Berrien Springs, MI 49104-1950

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18. Keystone National High School

    

    Keystone National High School believes that flexibility is the foundation of the best approach. For forty years, Keystone National High School has been known as a leader in flexible education models, and has supported the students to build the discipline they need to succeed.

    Accreditation: Keystone National High School is accredited by Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, AdvancED, State Board of Private Licensed Schools, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Homeschool.com, Seal of Approval and Better Business Bureau.

    Year Founded/Established: 2006

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None

    Tuition and Fees: There is a full-time curriculum package or in individual courses to supplement a traditional school or homeschool curriculum. Discounts for curriculum packages are also available (up to 10%). Full Credit Online Courses are are $399 for core, electives, and chemistry. $499 for advanced lab chemistry/earth science and AP courses. AP science is $549. Half Credit Online Courses are $289 for Core & Electives, $289 for Chemistry or Earth Science with Lab, and $369 for the Advanced Lab.

    Payment Plan: We believe a quality education should be accessible and affordable. With this in mind, we have created the Keystone Payment Plan: There are no credit checks or finance charges. A down payment of 25% of tuition plus 100% of any applicable shipping and handling charges are due upon enrollment. The remainder of the tuition can be paid over 4, 7, or 9 months depending on the total tuition amount: Tuition over $1,751, pay the remainder over 4, 7, or 9 months Tuition between $1,000 and $1,751, pay the remainder over 4 or 7 months Tuition less than $1,000, pay the remainder over 4 months You need a valid checking account, savings account, or credit card from which monthly payments can be withdrawn. A non-refundable administrative fee of $25 will be charged upon enrollment. Enroll in the Keystone Payment Plan To enroll in the payment plan program, download the Keystone Tuition Payment Plan form, and fax or mail the completed form to us.

    Electives: Accounting Advertising & Sales Business Law Career Planning Computer Fundamentals Criminology Digital Media Digital Video Engineering Entrepreneurship Fashion Design Forensics Green design and Tech Health Sciences International Business Marketing Law Life Skills Print Marketing Personal Finance Public Speaking Service Learning Skills for Success Sports and Entertainment Marketing Student Success Veterinary Science Working for Success

    Graduation Requirements: Graduation Requirements To receive a Keystone High School diploma, students need to earn 21 units of credit in grades 9-12. Credits can be transferred in to Keystone as outlined in the Transfer Credit Policy, but students must take at least five credits with Keystone, one credit each in the areas of English, Math, Science, Social Studies, and one additional credit of choice, elective or core. College Bound students are encouraged to take at least two credits of the same world language as part of their electives.

    Flexibility: The Keystone School offers flexible education programs for high school, middle school and elementary students that help each student achieve their unique dreams and goals. Whether your student wants to study full-time or just needs individual classes, we offer more than 170 courses from credit recovery to world languages and AP. Students can enroll at any time.

    College credit: Not listed

    Curriculum / Careers: Your school can turn to Keystone for a robust and diverse curriculum for students in grades 9-12. Schools look to Keystone for a variety of reasons: to offer their students courses that aren’t available at their school, to offer more Advanced Placement® Courses, to solve scheduling conflicts, or to provide students with a solution for recovering credits so they graduate on time. The comprehensive Keystone curriculum offers your students online and paper-based correspondence courses based on a learner-centered model that draws from current educational research, and meets the high standards of the North American Council for Online Learning (NACOL). Our complete high school curriculum is offered year-round and includes: Core Subjects – More than 50 courses including Math, Science, Social Studies, and Language Arts Electives – 45 elective courses, including computer programming, business courses, six world languages, and many more Advanced Courses – 19 courses to offer students the extra edge they need by taking Advanced Placement® (AP) for college credit Credit Recovery Courses – Year-round enrollment gives students the opportunity to get back on track or graduate on time Correspondence Courses

    NCAA Approved? Keystone coursework currently cannot be used for NCAA athletic eligibility. We recommend that prospective student-athletes who are looking to participate in intercollegiate athletics in the future consider enrolling in the K12 International Academy.

    Homeschool Info: Keystone's credit recovery program is the ideal solution for failing students to back on track. This program offers flexible coursework, affordable tuition and more than 40 subjects available online.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

    Offers Summer Classes: The Keystone's credit recovery program is available year-round. Coursework for middle school students is available in correspondence format. High school coursework is available in both correspondence and online formats.

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: No information found on international students.

    Additional Information: All Keystone students, parents, student advocates, faculty, and staff participate in learning as a lifelong process and actively support the learning of others. Students are actively engaged in their academic coursework. Parents and student advocates utilize The Keystone School tools and resources to monitor and motivate student learning. Faculty and staff work to design and implement programs and services that improve student achievement. Faculty engage in ongoing, individual professional improvement.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: The Keystone School, Bloomsburg, PA 17815

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19. K-12 International Academy

    

    K-12 International Academy uses personal approach to every student in order to reveal their true potential. Every student is surrounded by support of caring staff members and safe environment that promotes educational improvement.

    Accreditation: K12 International Academy is accredited, approved, or licensed by Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Council on Accreditation and School Improvement (SACS CASI),An accreditation division of AdvancED (Advancing Excellence in Education), Southern Association of Colleges and School Councils on Accreditation and School Improvement, NCAA, Virginia Council for Private Education, AdvancED/SACS, whose accreditation process has been approved by the Virginia Council for Private Education system.

    Year Founded/Established: Not Listed

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None

    Tuition and Fees:Full Time: $200 New Student Registration Fee (All Schools), $4,995 (Lower School), $5,995 (Middle School), $6,995 (Upper School) Full-year courses: $850 (Lower School), $850 (Middle School), $850 (Upper School), $950 (AP courses), $950 (World Language courses) Semester tuition: $3,499 (Lower, Middle Upper Schools) One-semester courses: $425 (Lower, Middle Upper Schools) (+Materials) / $475 (AP courses) There is a one-time registration fee of $200 for all new enrolling students.

    Electives: BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ELECTIVES Business and Healthcare Explorations* Introduction to Entrepreneurship I* Introduction to Entrepreneurship II* Introduction to Marketing I* Introduction to Marketing II* International Business* Sports and Entertainment Marketing* Consumer Math (Semester 1)* Consumer Math (Semester 2)* Personal Finance* MATH Algebra I Geometry Algebra II Practical Math Pre-Calculus* Trigonometry* Probability and Statistics* Calculus AP Calculus AB AP Calculus BC AP Statistics SCIENCE Physical Science Earth Science Biology Chemistry Physics 4 Credits 4 Credits (must include Biology) l General Accounting I * General Accounting II* TECHNOLOGY and COMPUTER SCIENCE ELECTIVES A+ Computer Management I* l A+ Computer Management II* l Adobe Dreamweaver with Exam Prep* l Adobe Photoshop with Exam Prep* l 3D Art I: Modeling* l 3D Art II: Animation* l Audio Engineering* l Digital Arts I* l Digital Arts II* l Digital Photography I* l Digital Photography II* l AP Biology AP Chemistry AP Environmental Science Environmental Science* Forensic Science* HISTORY and SOCIAL SCIENCES World History Modern World Studies U.S. History U.S. Government and Politics* U.S. and Global Economics* AP U.S. History AP U.S. Government and Politics* AP Macroeconomics* AP Microeconomics* AP Psychology* AP World History HEALTH and P.E. Skills for Health* Physical Education* WORLD LANGUAGES Spanish I Spanish II Spanish III Spanish IV AP Spanish Language and Culture French I French II French III French IV AP French Language German I German II German III German IV Latin I Latin II Chinese I Chinese II Japanese I Japanese II Introduction to Computer Science* Engineering Design/CAD* IT and Manufacturing Explorations* l Java Programming I* l Java Programming II* l Programming Logic and Design* l Web Design* C++ Programming* Game Design* Micoso Word 2016/365 with Exam Prep* Microso Excel 2016/365 with Exam Prep* l Microso PowerPoint 2016/365 with Exam Prep* l CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION ELECTIVES Business and Healthcare Explorations* l 1 Law and Order* Journalism* ll 4 Credits Credit (.5 credit each) Careers in Criminal Justice* l = for PC only (not Mac) * = one-semester course (.5 credits) # numberofcreditsfromeachsubjectareaneededtograduate • All courses, unless otherwise noted, are two semesters and one credit. • Course materials will be available in various formats, which may include physical and/or digital materials. • Please note that course availability varies based on time of year. 2 Credits (of same language) Anthropology* Psychology* Archeology* l Astronomy* l Veterinary Science* l Introduction to Agriscience* l Introduction to Culinary Arts* Medical Terminology* Anatomy and Physiology (Semester 1)* l Anatomy and Physiology (Semester 2)* l ART ELECTIVES Fine Art (Semester 1)* l Fine Art (Semester 2)* l Music Appreciation (Semester 1)* l Music Appreciation (Semester 2)* l Creative Writing AP Art History (Semester 1)* l AP Art History (Semester 2)* STUDENT DEVELOPMENT ELECTIVES (cont’d) Service Learning* Public Speaking* Nutrition and Wellness* Health Sciences* REMEDIATION ELECTIVES English Foundations I* English Foundations II* Pre-Algebra* Math Foundations I* Math Foundations II*

    Graduation Requirements: Totaling 24 credits

    Flexibility: An accredited, online private school for grades K–12 Students earn a U.S. high school diploma while using award-winning K12 curriculum Extensive, individualized academic and counseling support keep students on track Students socialize with others around the world through online clubs, field trips, and other activities Program flexibility allows students to explore their passions Full-time and part-time options are available

    College credit: AP courses are offered in the following subject areas: Biology, Calculus AB & BC, Chemistry, English Literature and Composition, English Language and Composition, Environmental Science, French Language, Macro/Micro Economics, Psychology, Spanish Language and Culture, Statistics, U.S. Government & Politics, U.S. History and World History. • 72% of K12 International Academy students received AP exam scores of 3 or higher for the 2015 exam date, compared to 66% of Virginia students and 61% of global students

    Curriculum / Careers: High school students can choose from an extensive catalog of more than one hundred and forty courses to suit their interests and goals. English, math, science, and history courses are offered in multiple versions; Core (200 level), Comprehensive (300 level), Honors, and AP®, to meet the needs of learners with diverse goals. Up to four levels of World Languages are offered as well, depending on the particular language. Eligible seniors may enroll in our dual enrollment program with the University of Maryland University College. Additionally, many K12 International Academy Comprehensive level, Honors level and AP courses can be used for NCAA athletic eligibility.

    NCAA Approved? Yes

    Homeschool Info: Students can use the online learning system to access their daily lessons and doing assignments. The system also helps parents stay connected to all of the exciting and important things on home screen announcements and parental account.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? They do not have any offerings for prep, but the students mean scores are higher than the national average

    Offers Summer Classes: K12 offers students a choice over the summer. Whether you choose to continue your schooling or want to catch up or get ahead, K12 offers the following summer terms through K12 International Academy—a private online school for grades K–12: Four Full-Length Summer Terms: Terms are 90 days long, and courses in math, science, social studies, English, and world languages in both comprehensive and Honors levels are available. (Note: World languages are not available in Honors level courses.) Four Condensed Summer Terms: Terms are 20 days long, and 16 credit recovery courses and 25 credit-bearing courses are available. Students can earn one full credit by taking both A and B companion terms. A Terms are offered during Condensed Summer Terms 1 and 2, and B Terms are offered during Condensed Summer Terms 3 and 4. Full Length Semester Summer Cohorts: Each cohort is one semester (0.5 credit) includes courses in math, science, history, and English, available in both comprehensive and honors levels. World Languages are also available at the comprehensive level.

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: Yes

    Additional Information: At K12 International Academy, we're all about potential. In fact, we surround students in our Lower, Middle, and Upper schools with a team of committed teachers, counselors, and academic coaches to ensure they reach their true potential. Parents and "Learning Coaches" are surrounded, too, with extensive support so they never feel alone. We're also focused on the individual. With each student, we develop an Individualized Learning Plan, a multi-year personalized learning strategy. And that team we mentioned—teachers, counselors, and academic coaches? Well, they monitor that plan to make sure your student reaches all of his or her goals. Along the way, we want to help rekindle the innate joy for learning that all students have—whether through the engaging, award-winning curriculum and its hundreds of courses or the school's vital social community. We're so gratified by what we hear from students and parents about the difference that K12 International Academy has made in their lives on the way toward exciting careers and prestigious colleges and universities around the globe.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: K12 International, Schulhausstrasse 6, 3600 Thun, Switzerland

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20. Advantages School International

    

    Advantages School International proved all online education which enables them to reach students from all over America and the rest if the world. The school provides adult learners with education supporting them throughout the whole way.

    Accreditation: Advantages School International is fully accredited by AdvancEd. Most of Advantages School International courses are approved on NCAA list. We believe that accreditation of ASI transcripts and course credit ensures the acceptance of our students applying to schools all around the world. As a well recognized and fully accredited school, Advantages School International has met the highest standards of excellence. Our outside evaluation from the accreditation bureau means that we continuously improving accreditations by offering our students the very best education.

    Year Founded/Established: Not Listed

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None

    Tuition and Fees: Tuition includes full enrollment, all course materials and our one- on-one teacher services. There is no need for additional purchases. Full-time families are eligible to receive a 10% tuition discount for sibling or active military enrollments. Semester (up to 3.5 credits) Year (up to 8 credits) High School (Grades 9-12) $ 2350 $ 3950 Middle School (Grades 6-8) $ 2350 $ 3150 Elementary School $ 2150 $ 2950 Single Course $ 650 $ 1000 AP Courses (AP books not included) $ 800 $ 1200 Yearly registration fee of $150 applies to all students

    Payment Plan: Available

    Electives: None listed.

    Graduation Requirements: COLLEGE PREPARATORY - Total: 20 Credits: English 4 Credits Math 4 Credits Science 3 Credits Social Science 3 Credits Physical Education / Health 2 Credits Visual and Performing Arts 1 Credit World Languages 2 Credits (3 recommended) Elective 1 Credit GENERAL EDUCATION - Total: 13 Credits: English 3 Credits Math 2 Credits Science 2 Credits Social Science 3 Credits Physical Education / Health 2 Credits Visual and Performing Arts 1 Credit

    Flexibility: Partnering with ASI allows for a flexible academic program where schooling, travel and training never conflict. It’s the ideal situation for students on the move.

    College credit: Not listed

    Curriculum / Careers: We have over 400 online courses, most are offered at core and honors level. We also have world languages, advanced placement and numerous electives. We do offer some courses specifically for English Language Learners and provide remedial options in the core classes. If you do not see a specific course that you need, contact our office.

    NCAA Approved? The teachers and support staff with each student independently to ensure that the NCAA parameters are continuously met and that the student is successful in his or her academic program leading to a college career in sports. The NCAA approved courses are published on the NCAA website.

    Homeschool Info: Under an integrated information system, our students can access their courses from any device, at any where and time. Each student works with their instructor to set deadlines for assignments and due dates for projects. Instruction is supported by teachers as needed for the individual student. Real time progress reporting is available at any time for parents and guardians per week.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

    Offers Summer Classes: No information found on summer classes.

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: Yes

    Additional Information: ASI was developed in 2007 by educators who wanted to provide a high quality education accessible to children everywhere. We also knew the success of our program would depend on the keeping schooling costs affordable. With these two ideals at the center of our vision, Advantages was created. ASI maintains its own school program for grades K-12. We are fully accredited for these grades and offer a comprehensive program for each grade level. Our teachers are highly qualified, licensed experts in their fields. Advantages Private School maintains two academic tracks for high school graduation. Our General Education track is for students simply looking to earn a high school diploma before entering the workforce or military. Our College Preparatory track is for students needing a more rigorous study program in preparation for post secondary education.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 3886 Mayberry Drive, Suite F, Reno, NV, 89519

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21. North Dakota Center for Distance Education

    

    North Dakota Center for Distance Education believes that online education develops leadership skills in their students. The school surrounds the students with safe, academic and supportive community in order to allow the students to dedicate themselves to their passions and goals.

    Accreditation: The North Dakota Center for Distance Education is fully accredited by AdvancED, North Dakota Department of Public Instruction and NCAA. Only online core courses are approved by the NCAA, which means print-based courses and Credit Recovery courses will not be accepted by the NCAA.

    Year Founded/Established: Not Listed

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None

    Tuition and Fees: North Dakota Prices $169 20-week Core, Elective, Credit Recovery and Print* Courses $139 NDSOS Member Price for C, E, CR and Print* Courses $199 AP Courses (Advanced Placement) $100 CLEM Courses (College Lab for English and Math) $100 COLT Courses (Course Only, Local Teacher) $100 NDCDE SmartLab 10 1-hour sessions $200 NDCDE SmartLab 20 1-hour sessions Negotiable NDCDE SmartLab custom session *RETIREMENT OF ALL PRINT COURSES Out-of-State Prices: $329 20-week Core, Elective, Credit Recovery and Print Courses $369 AP Courses (Advanced Placement) $100 COLT Courses (Course Only, Local Teacher) $100 NDCDE SmartLab 10 1-hour sessions $200 NDCDE SmartLab 20 1-hour sessions Negotiable NDCDE SmartLab custom session

    Electives: None listed.

    Graduation Requirements: Not listed

    College credit: If your school offers AP courses, contact your AP Coordinator to register for the exams. He or she will order the necessary materials, collect fees, and let you know when and where to appear for the exams. If you are a homeschooled student or attend a school that does not offer AP courses, you can still take the exams by arranging to test at a participating school.

    Curriculum / Careers: Requirements for High School courses vary from state to state. The courses offered are designed to meet the requirements for students in grades nine through twelve. There will be instances, however, when these courses can apply to students in other grade levels and situations. If you have questions, feel free to contact NDCDE's Academic Advisor. Course Subject Areas Select one of the categories below for a listing of available courses. Agriculture Agriculture FFA and SAE Art Aviation Business Education Computer Education English Family and Consumer Science General Education Health Careers Mathematics Music Physical Education and Health Science Social Studies Technical Education World Languages

    NCAA Approved? Yes

    Homeschool Info: Not Listed.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

    Offers Summer Classes: Not listed.

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll:

    Additional Information: NDCDE exists to help students learn and to ensure that the quality of each student’s learning experience meets or exceeds all standards and expectations. NDCDE does not work alone. It relies on teachers, schools, curriculum providers, software providers, parents, government officials, and citizens to partner with NDCDE for the benefit of students. NDCDE, in partnership with all members of the education community, seeks to add value to each student. The value(s) sought is made plain to each student. Each value is measured via student performance. The result is a student who realizes what has been learned, knows how to apply what has been learned, and recognizes the value of what has been learned.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 4776 28th Ave S, Suite 301, Fargo, ND 58104

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22. Greenways Academy

    

    Greenways Academy is proud of its 100% task completion rate, 24/7 hours support and course scheduling. The school believe that its main goal is is to motivate, educate, and advocate for every student.

    Accreditation: Greenways Academy is accredited by four of the United States’ most rigorous accreditation programs: the North Central Association (NCA), the Commission on International and Trans-Regional Accreditation (CITA), the NCAA and the Northwest Association of Accredited Schools.

    Year Founded/Established: 1996

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None

    Tuition and Fees: 0.5 Credit courses* – $360.00, 1.0 Credit courses* – $475.00 (*) Group discounts available. Tutoring: Face to face – $70.00 per hour Telephone – $70.00 per hour Technical – No Charge

    Payment Plan: Pay per credit

    Electives: They are offered, but a list is not readily available on the site

    Graduation Requirements: Category / Subject Required Credits English 4 Math 4 Science 4 Social Studies 4 Foreign Language 2+ Fine Arts 1+ Health/PE 1 Electives Electives to total # required credits: 24

    Flexibility: Courses at Greenways Academy are completely self-paced. If course credit(s) are to be applied toward graduation at another school, we recommend setting a schedule for completion with your school counselor or credit advisor.

    College credit: Not listed

    Curriculum / Careers: Category / Subject Required Credits English 4 Math 4 Science 4 Social Studies 4 Foreign Language 2+ Fine Arts 1+ Health/PE 1 Electives Electives to total # required credits: 24

    NCAA Approved? Yes, but the website does not supply more details on which courses etc.

    Homeschool Info: We are able to provide parental codes so parents can monitor their students progress at any time of a day.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? tutoring is available for a fee

    Offers Summer Classes: yes and rolling admission

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: No information found on international students.

    Additional Information: Our students succeed because they are self motivated, possess strong reading comprehension skills, and have a desire to learn about new topics. At Greenways Academy, we are proud of our dedication to excellent education and ability to give students what they need to learn. To set ourselves apart, we hire excellent teachers, maintain our accreditation, offer extensive teacher, parent, student interaction, and provide excellent customer service.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 981 Gardenview Office Pkwy, St. Louis, MO 63141

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23. Calvary Online School

    

    Calvary Online School offers a fully online Christian school curriculum which is a huge attraction to many of the parents and students. The school provides the safe and academically challenging environment.

    Accreditation: Calvary Online School was fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) in grades 7-12. It is one of the few regionally accredited online high schools, this accreditation is recognized across the world.

    Year Founded/Established: Not Listed

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: Christian

    Tuition and Fees: Tuition rates vary depending on your program of study.

    Electives: None listed.

    Graduation Requirements: English [Minimum 40 Credits (4 Units)] *Required Bible [Minimum 15 Credits (1.5 Units), 40 Recommended] *Required Mathematics [Minimum 30 Credits (3 Units), 40 Recommended] *Required Social Science [Minimum 30 credits [3 Units]) *Required Science [Minimum 20 Credits (2 Units), 30 Recommended] *Required Foreign Language [Minimum 10 Credits (1 Unit), 20-30 Recommended] *Required Health [5 Credits (.5 Units)] *Required Fine Arts [Minimum 10 Credits(1 Unit)] *Required Electives [50 Credits [5 Units]) *Required

    Flexibility: Some students find the flexibility of an online program enables them to pursue their professional careers as musicians, athletes, actors and other pursuits. Others find the greater flexibility meets their need to hold a job alongside of their schoolwork. Some students have health issues that prevent them from attending the traditional brick and mortar classroom, but are not hindered in a virtual environment. Still others find the increasing dangers, atmosphere, and low standards of the local school system can be circumvented by attending high school online.

    College credit: Not listed

    Curriculum / Careers: Calvary Preparatory Academy contracts the majority of its online high school curriculum with Apex Learning, the leading provider of digital curriculum.

    NCAA Approved? No

    Homeschool Info: Our online high school program is designed based on independent study with live and interaction from teachers' support. Students are able to access their Christian high school online course at anywhere 24/7.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

    Offers Summer Classes: All of our courses are available over the summer with the exception of the following subjects: French 2 (French 1 may be available upon request), Spanish 3 (Spanish 1 & 2 are offered), Old & New Testament Survey courses. Independent Study is not available in the summer. Summer Session 1: June 13th-July 08th (4 Weeks) Summer Session 2: July 11th-August 05th (4 Weeks) Alternate Start dates are available every Monday till June 27th for two classes and till July 25th for one class. Last day to enroll in a single course: July 25th* (4 Weeks) – Later start dates may be accommodated, contact us for more details. Last day to enroll in two semester courses: June 27th* (8 weeks) – Later start dates may be accommodated, contact us for more details. *Flex Weeks: August 08-12 and August 15-19 may be opened for additional enrollments depending on demand. *Upon request, we may allow different start dates if approved by the administration. Reasons to Attend Summer School: Move Ahead: Work towards an earlier graduation date. Catch Up: Make up missing credits. Scheduling Preference: Make room for another class in the fall, such as sports or band, by taking subjects over the summer. (**Admin approval needed over summer and transcripts/Grade reports from prior school are required for students attempting three or more classes.) What Is Included All enrollment packages include curriculum costs, teacher and administrative wages, school overhead, etc. It also covers the cost for transcript requests and other student record-related procedures. What Is Not Included A one-time, non-refundable enrollment fee of $50 will be added to all initial enrollments to cover costs associated with enrollment. Furthermore, some classes may require supplementary materials such as art supplies or books (if not available from an online source or local library). Courses requiring these extra supplies will be noted as such, and these classes should be reviewed prior to enrollment to ensure that the student will have satisfactory access to the learning materials. Summer Withdrawal Refund Policy We hope you will be completely satisfied with the services and materials of Calvary Preparatory Academy. If for any reason you are not satisfied, we will refund your money in accordance with the terms and conditions listed below. 1-5 School Days From Enrollment Start Date 75% of the tuition cost is refundable and will be applied to any remaining balance due, less the refund payment processing fees. After 5 School Days of Enrollment No refund will be available and all unpaid balances are due immediately Non-Refundable Items Registration Fee Payment Processing Fees Shipping and Handling Bank Charges

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: yes

    Additional Information: Calvary Preparatory Academy provides state-of-the-art college preparatory classes to students in all fifty states and abroad in a flexible, accommodating virtual environment; enabling students access to an innovative Christian education regardless of geographic isolation or barriers.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 1675 Seven Oakes Road, Escondido, CA 92026

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24. The University of Mississippi Independent Study High School

    

    The University of Mississippi High School provides a well accredited and flexible education that allows students to concentrate on their personal activities. The school developed a rigorous curriculum that accommodates students of all backgrounds.

    Accreditation: The University of Mississippi Independent Study High School is accredited by Southern Association of Colleges, Schools Council on Accreditation and School Improvement and NCAA and Course Approval.

    Year Founded/Established: Not Listed

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None

    Tuition and Fees: The fee for a 1 unit course is $375. The fee for a ½ unit course is $250. The fee for a 1 unit AP course is $425. The fee for a ½ unit AP course is $275.

    Payment Plan: pay per course

    Electives: None listed.

    Graduation Requirements: All students who enroll as UMHS diploma students must earn a minimum of 24.25 Carnegie units before they will be granted a high school diploma from the University of Mississippi High School. Graduation requirements are based on state and regional accreditation requirements. Please contact the UMHS Office for specific requirements.

    Flexibility: There are no official timelines within the constraints of the one-year enrollment time frame. Students exercise control over their progress through course assignments. However, instructors are willing to assist students in the creation of individualized pacing guides. Under no circumstances will a student be allowed to complete a half unit course in less than three weeks from the date the first course assignment is received in our office.

    College credit: It appears they are only partnered with University of Mississippi

    Curriculum / Careers: COURSE UNITS SYLLABUS Art AP Art History 1 unit View Art Appreciation 0.5 unit View Art History 1 unit View Business Accounting Fundamentals 1 unit View Business Law 0.5 units View Business Fundamentals 0.5 units N/A Personal Finance 0.5 units View English English I 1 unit View English II 1 unit View English III 1 unit View English IV 1 unit View 20th Century Literature: Fantasy Fiction Focus 0.5 units View Survey of African American Literature 0.5 units View English Language and Composition - AP 1 unit N/A English Literature and Composition - AP 1 unit N/A Creative Writing 0.5 units View Mythology 0.5 units View Mississippi Writers 0.5 units View Technical and Workplace Writing 0.5 units View World Literature 0.5 units View Health Contemporary Health 0.5 units View Languages French I 1 Unit View German 1 unit View Spanish I 1 unit View Spanish II 1 unit View Spanish III 1 unit View Mathematics Algebra 1 unit View Geometry 1 unit View Algebra II 1 unit View Calculus 1 unit View Trigonometry 0.5 units View Pre-Calculus 0.5 units View Science Biology 1 unit View Botany 0.5 units View Chemistry 1 unit View Human Anatomy and Physiology 1 unit View Earth and Space Science 1 unit View Environmental Science 0.5 units View Social Studies Problems in American Democracy 0.5 unit View Humanities I 0.5 unit View Humanities II 0.5 units View History of the Ancient Middle East 1 unit View U.S. Government and Politics - AP 0.5 units N/A Mississippi Studies 0.5 units View World Geography 0.5 units View World History from the Age of Enlightenment to Present 1 unit View US History 1 unit View United States Government 0.5 units View Sociology 0.5 units View Psychology 1 unit View Economics 0.5 units View Technology Computer Applications 0.5 units View Electives ACT Prep 0.5 units View SAT Prep 0.5 units View * Course options under development. Textbooks are the student's responsibility. Please refer to the course syllabus for required textbooks.

    NCAA Approved? Yes, UMHS core course curriculum has been approved by the NCAA. Elective courses are not approved by NCAA as they are not part of their college entrance requirements.

    Homeschool Info: The University of Mississippi High School provides opportunities for students with different needs. Students are unable to attend a local school; in countries outside the United States and are without access to an accredited American high school diploma program; have dropped out of school but want to continue their education and so on can all find their special well-designed educational progress in our online program.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? No, they only list the websites for these tests and direct you to them for prep work

    Offers Summer Classes: yes

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: Yes

    Additional Information: UMHS offers: core courses in all major curriculum areas special or low-enrollment courses courses needed for college entrance elective courses to meet the needs of students with a wide range of interests basic courses for special-needs students advanced courses for accelerated students

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 001 E.F. Yerby Conference Center, Grove Loop at University Avenue

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25. Clonlara School

    

    Clonlara School believes that learning happens in many different ways. The students learn through performances, visiting museums, or interviewing community members. They can study as apprentices, take an online course, use books, websites, lectures, audio and video materials, and design or write their own creations. The school provides students with supporting environment to achieve their dreams.

    Accreditation: Clonlara School is accredited by Accreditation International (Ai), Middles States Association of Colleges and School (MSA-CESS), and the National Council for Private School Accreditation (NCPSA).

    Year Founded/Established: 1967

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None

    Tuition and Fees: Our 2016-17 Rates are as follows: $200 – Annual registration fee (each additional student is $50) $825 – Elementary (K-8) – per student $1,200 – High School (9-12) – per student $2,200 – New High School Senior (student not previously enrolled in Clonlara) Clonlara School is a non-profit, mission-based organization and we strive to keep our tuition and fees reasonably priced.

    Electives: None listed.

    Graduation Requirements: We require 22 academic credits – 9 of which are electives. Students also must complete community service hours, a portfolio, an exit exam and a reading list.

    Flexibility: Clonlara’s Online Program offers a comprehensive distance learning option for students who are looking for engaging, ready-to-go courses. Our extensive catalog of teacher-supported courses is available to students in grades 5–12, offering a self-paced alternative that students can start at any point in the year.

    College credit: Not listed

    Curriculum / Careers: We do not have a prescribed curriculum, although advisors provide resource recommendations. This enables each student and family to develop an individualized plan. Our advisors help students and their families design a curriculum that is customized to meet their goals. We believe that creating a curriculum should be a good fit with the student’s learning style, interests, and goals. Students can travel, immerse themselves in a subject they care about, or devote themselves seriously to performing arts, athletics and entrepreneurship, among other pursuits, while still moving forward on their educational path. High school students can earn credit toward their diploma for doing what they love to do.

    NCAA Approved? No

    Homeschool Info: Clonlara’s Off-Campus Program let our students and their families have flexibility and freedom to choose the time and ways of learning in order to fit their personal needs. They are not locked into a specific textbook or online course. Our Off-Campus Program serve athletes, artists, dancers, musicians, homeschoolers, gifted students, students with learning differences, adventurers, inventors, free-spirits, those needing flexible schedules, and many more.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? ACT prep offered as elective

    Offers Summer Classes: Students who are continuously enrolled in Clonlara’s Off-Campus Program do not have to pay for the Summer Program between their school years at Clonlara. Summer tuition is included for all of our fully enrolled students in their re-enrollment for the following year.

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: Yes

    Additional Information: High school students who enroll full time in Clonlara School’s Online Program will be assigned an individual Off-Campus Advisor who will work with them throughout the school year to help identify learning styles, set educational goals, support and monitor their progress, and assist in the design of a one credit course that will be of the student’s own self-created coursework. Full time high school students will choose 5 credits of coursework from the Online Program Course Catalog (pdf). Each course will have a teacher who will review and grade work. Access 24 hours a day, seven days a week for a full year to the program’s Teacher Supported Online Learning Curriculum Courses. Access to a Teacher for each individual course. Teacher support will include lesson review, grading, teacher comments and answers to individual student questions. Full enrollment in the Clonlara School Off-Campus Program including educational guidance and support from a Clonlara Advisor. Students will create their own one full credit or two half credit courses to fulfill one credit of self-designed coursework. Information including the history of Clonlara School, philosophy, program overview, how students create plans, earn credits and progress toward earning a high school diploma, graduation requirements, college planning support, and policies. Official private school records, documentation and transcripts. Accredited diploma upon completion of Clonlara’s graduation requirements Access to the Clonlara Commons — our web portal – which contains online forms and enables high school students to view their transcripts.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 1289 Jewett, Ann Arbor, MI 48104

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26. University of Texas High School

    

    University of Texas High School is a highly accredited and nationally ranked high school. The school offers special programs and services to support students, educators, and schools across Texas as well as U.S. and international school partners.

    Accreditation: The Texas Board of Education authorized UT High School to provide a high school curriculum and award diplomas in 1998. The University of Texas at Austin High School is a public school in Texas and defined as a Special Purpose District. We fully meet the requirements and policies for public education in Texas, without receiving state funding based on student attendance. All of our courses are well designed by experts from curriculum area and meet the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS). Our courses are also easy to transfer for credits in other schools. Also, our core courses are NCAA approved.

    Year Founded/Established: 1998

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None

    Tuition and Fees: Program Costs Although UT High School is a public school, we don't receive any state funding for student attendance, so we must charge a fee for services. Semester Course: $225 Course 30-Day Extension Fee: $55 Final Exam Re-examination Fee: $35 UT Testing Center Proctor Fee: $30 Expedited Shipping for Exams: $30 Rush Grading Fee for Exams: $50 Exam Inquiry Fee: $35

    Payment Plan: Program Costs Although UT High School is a public school, we don't receive any state funding for student attendance, so we must charge a fee for services. Semester Course: $225 Course 30-Day Extension Fee: $55 Final Exam Re-examination Fee: $35 UT Testing Center Proctor Fee: $30 Expedited Shipping for Exams: $30 Rush Grading Fee for Exams: $50 Exam Inquiry Fee: $35

    Electives: None listed.

    Graduation Requirements: Students who were freshmen in school year 2014-2015 and hereafter will graduate under the Foundation High School Program. Students who entered high school before the 2014-2015 school year have the option to graduate under the new Foundation High School Program or the existing Minimum High School Program (MHSP), Recommended High School Program (RHSP), or Distinguished Achievement Program (DAP). You can visit the Texas Education Agency website for more information. Students may earn dual credits and students who participate in athletics may qualify for off-site PE credits. In addition to the course requirements, students must pass five state-mandated STAAR End Of Course exams.

    Flexibility: UTHS online courses offer students scheduling flexibility and an opportunity for credit recovery or advancement. Courses are aligned to the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills, designed by curriculum experts, and facilitated by experienced, highly qualified Texas-certified teachers.

    College credit: Students may earn dual credits and students who participate in athletics may qualify for off-site PE credits. In addition to the course requirements, students must pass five state-mandated STAAR End Of Course exams.

    Curriculum / Careers: UTHS programs can support a school or district in a variety of ways to meet the specific needs of the student population and budget. Districts can incorporate our online courses in two ways: Students take courses facilitated by a UTHS highly qualified and experienced content area teacher of record. Districts purchase course site-licenses and courses are facilitated by an In-District highly qualified content area teacher of record.

    NCAA Approved? Yes

    Homeschool Info: UTHS online courses offers students flexible schedules and an opportunity for credit recovery or advancement classes.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

    Offers Summer Classes: Not listed.

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: Yes

    Additional Information: Students in the UT High School come from many walks of life and are all: engaging in professional careers (such as actors and models), competing in national level athletic events, being homeschooled, living in remote locations, taking courses to accelerate their education, taking NCAA approved courses to meet eligibility requirements, or participating in school at an older age. Over 500 full-time students are enrolled in the UT High School Diploma Program, thousands of students taking one or a few online courses or credit by exams, and more than 250 partner schools offering specialty services to students provided by UT High School.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 2901 North IH-35, Austin, TX 78722

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27. Smart Horizons Career Online High School

    

    Smart Horizons Career Online High School provides supportive, flexible and unique curriculum. The school prides itself with a unique style of designing the curriculum especially for a modern student by making the school life fun and user-friendly.

    Accreditation: Smart Horizons Career Online High School is a private school district that has been granted District Accreditation from the AdvancED Accreditation Commission and Our school is also a division of Smart Horizons Career Online Education. This means that our district and schools are accredited by AdvancED/SACS/NCA/NWAC. Smart Horizons Career Online Education is recognized all around the nation as a high quality school system.

    Year Founded/Established: 2009

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None

    Tuition and Fees: Full Payment Plan Total Price $1295.00 Save $91 (Administration Fee waived) Upon enrollment, pay the total tuition of $1295 Automatic Payment Plan Total Price $1386.00 Upon enrollment, pay first payment of only $77 After 1st month of enrollment, 17 monthly payments of $77 are charged to your credit/debit card

    Electives: Not listed, but it says it's career based

    Graduation Requirements: Students must successfully complete a total of 18 units (either through SHCOHS or through a combination of transferred credits from an accredited institution and SHCOHS credits) in the following areas to receive a SHCOHS AdvancED/SACS/NCA/NWAC accredited high school diploma and career certificate: English (4 credits) Social Studies (3 credits) Math (3 credits) Science (3 credits) Health/Personal Fitness (1 credit) Career Elective Courses (4 credits) Students can transfer in as many as 14 credits from other accredited institutions and only need to take the courses that they are missing. Students have 18 months to complete the high school diploma program; however, many complete the program in 3 to 4 months, depending on how many courses they need.

    Flexibility: Courses are self-paced and taught in an online learning environment available to you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

    College credit: No

    Curriculum / Careers: Not listed

    NCAA Approved? No

    Homeschool Info: Courses are self-paced and taught in an online learning environment that is available to our students 24/7.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? No

    Offers Summer Classes: Yes

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: Yes

    Additional Information: Smart Horizons Career Online High School (SHCOHS) is part of the world’s first AdvancED/SACS/NCA/NWAC-accredited private, national online school district. We offer affordable, career-based online high schools that serve adults and young adults who need high school diplomas in order to access better career and educational opportunities. We started SHCOHS in 2009 to address the nation’s dropout crisis and reach the millions of Americans who lack high school diplomas. We believe that every student is capable of completing a high school education when they have a program designed to fit their needs—and that students deserve a program that is responsive to those needs. We provide students with the academic, career, technical, and overall support to be successful. In our program, “online” does not mean “alone,” and we are there for our students when they need assistance or support.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: Based in Pensacola, FL, no specific address lsited

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28. The Oaks Private School (TOPS Online)

    

    The Oaks private school provides adaptive, comprehensive, personalized and flexible education by developing personalized curriculums with the help of caring faculty. The school encourages the student to develop their talents in the safe and comfortable environment.

    Accreditation: TOPS is fully accredited by AdvancED and SACS CASI. Our transcripts have been accepted by colleges in all around the nation.

    Year Founded/Established: Not Listed

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: Christian

    Tuition and Fees: Grades 9-12 Online (Academic Coaches) $1650/year and includes: Registration, Tuition, Fully Online Curriculum, Up to 5 Online Subjects, Academic Coaches, System-Grades, Lessons, Academic Guidance, Record Keeping, Annual Assessment, Diagnostic Test - as necessary, Full Technical Support, Accredited Transcript and High School Diploma. Other plans: Grades 9-12 Online College Prep (Certified Teachers) $2900/year. Grades 9-12 Online Honors (Certified Teachers) $3100/year. Grades 9-12 Traditional (Parent as Teacher) $1400/year.

    Payment Plan: Monthly plans available for each package.

    Electives: None listed.

    Graduation Requirements: 28 credits, 8 of which must be Honors, Dual Enrollment, Advanced Placement or higher College Preparatory Diploma requires 26 credits, 6 of which must be Honors, Dual Enrollment, Advanced Placement or Higher. Requires a 3.0 GPA; Requires a minimum composite score of 1170 on SAT or 26 on ACT; The Standard Diploma requires 24 credits; Requires 2.0 GPA;Take the SAT or ACT or submit Letter of Exception Vocational Diploma Requires 20 credits to earn this diploma; work study training

    Flexibility: Flexible: Students can enroll in our school at any time during the year and have a full 365 days to complete their courses. Our curriculum allows our students to work at their own pace: anywhere, anytime, all online.

    College credit: Duel enrollment offered at some local colleges

    Curriculum / Careers: School utilizes two of the very best college-preparatory online curriculums available – Apex Learning and Pearson’s Gradpoint. Both have won prestigious awards. All of the teachers are highly-experienced, highly-qualified, caring professionals. The instruction is mastery-based, and we take a whole-person approach to learning.

    NCAA Approved? No

    Homeschool Info: TOPS ONLINE provides a quality Christian-friendly, college preparatory online and traditional education. We are trying to maintain a relationship between academic excellence and the dynamics of Christian life. At the same time teaching students with the highest quality of education grounded in Christian Values and beliefs.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

    Offers Summer Classes: yes

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: NTERNATIONAL HOMESCHOOLING International students who wish to homeschool are welcome at The Oaks Private School! No matter where you live, TOPS offers the same benefits that families in the USA receive: guidance counseling, customized digital or textbook program, full records-keeping with Apostille Stamps, and of course, accreditation that is accepted by school and universities around the world. With The Oaks Private School year-round schooling opportunity, you have the option to create your own academic year. Many families prefer to homeschool according the local community’s school schedule and take advantage of festivals, holidays, and vacation times.

    Additional Information: We get to know each of our students personally. We customize our program to the dreams, goals, needs and ambitions of each student, and we assist each student to develop his or her own 3-5 year graduation plan. Our students are well-known and cared for by our teachers.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 7291 SW County Road 141, Jasper, FL 32052

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29. George Washington University Online High School

    

    George Washington University Online High School is an online college preparatory academy that provides a challenging academics for the motivated students. The school encourages the students to become the best versions of themselves.

    Accreditation: The George Washington University Online High School is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools Commissions on Elementary and Secondary Schools. Our school provides a high-quality education endorsed by the education in all around the world. We are an accredited school offers courses and a U.S. diploma accepted by schools, colleges, universities, and companies worldwide. In addition, our school is a National Honor Society Charter.

    Year Founded/Established: 2010

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None

    Tuition and Fees: George Washington University Online High School provides a college prep education that rivals the quality of traditional day schools at a more affordable cost. Full-time student Application Fee (High School only; Non-Refundable) $150.00. Full-time high school (6 courses) $12,000 annual tuition. Full-time middle school (6 courses) $10,500 annual tuition. Individual AP Courses (2 semester courses) $2,400. Individual AP Courses (1 semester courses) $1,200. See website for a lsit of comprehensive school benefits.

    Electives: Over 50 elective courses, available in most schools, Liberal Arts, a Science, Technology , Entrepreneurship. Please see graduation requirements for more information.

    Graduation Requirements: A total of 24 credits are required for graduation.

    Flexibility: All GWUOHS classes are conducted using a combination of asynchronous and synchronous (or "real time") components—the combinations may vary based on the course. Courses contain asynchronous reading, activities, assessments, and videos, as well as synchronous “live” sessions conducted by the teacher at predefined times. Many of these sessions are recorded so that students can “attend” if they miss a session, or review all or part again, if needed. Central to these synchronous sessions is the online classroom software our teachers use, which includes a whiteboard for live online instruction, multi-student discussion and collaboration, and space for instructional slides, as well as file and video sharing. This technology enables teachers and students to conduct a live virtual discussion as if they were in a physical classroom. Our faculty members also use this online classroom for office hours, tutorials, one-on-one sessions, as well as for parent-teacher conferences.

    College credit: Yes through AP courses

    Curriculum / Careers: Students experience an engaging, challenging, and innovative curriculum that prepares them for the academics at top-tier colleges and universities. At The George Washington University Online High School, we provide our students with engaging, challenging, and innovative curriculum that prepares them for the rigor of academics at top-tier colleges and universities. GWUOHS uses best-in-class curriculum from the online leader, K12. K12 is renowned for its rigorous, research-driven design, compelling interactivity, ease-of-use, and integrated blend of online content with hands-on materials and outstanding books. We offer a complete portfolio of college preparatory courses, including challenging Honors and Advanced Placement courses that inspire high levels of thinking and allow students to deepen their knowledge in particular disciplines. Our curriculum: Provides a broad foundation in English, math, science, history, and world languages Develops critical and creative thinking Stresses competence in oral and written communication, as well as quantitative operations Stimulates intellectual independence and curiosity Download our middle school course list. Download our high school course list. Electives and the Concentration Option The George Washington University OHS students have the opportunity to pursue a special interest or passion via over 50 elective courses, with choices that go far beyond what is typically available in most schools, whether public or private. Students can opt to pursue a Liberal Arts concentration, a Science and Technology concentration, or Entrepreneurship concentration when making elective choices. Please see our graduation requirements for more information. Science and Technology Electives GWUOHS Science and Technology electives are 21st-century courses for 21st-century students. From Digital Photography to C++ Programming to Game Design and 3D Animation, these exciting courses prepare students in a relevant and meaningful manner for the demands and careers of the technology-savvy world we live in. Liberal Arts and World Language Electives For high school students who want to explore a potential career direction, or who want to achieve greater knowledge in a particular subject, GWUOHS offers electives across a range of disciplines. From Fine Art to Journalism to Spanish, our high school elective courses span a wide variety of topics, and are another way we provide a high-quality, well-rounded, and individualized education. Entrepreneurship Electives For students with an entrepreneurial bent who want to explore a potential business career, GWUOHS offers electives across a range of disciplines to prepare them with knowledge to advance their interests. From Introduction to Entrepreneurship to Macroeconomics to Marketing, our Entrepreneurship courses deliver a uniquely relevant learning experience. World Languages The George Washington University OHS students can choose from five world languages—Spanish, French, Chinese, German, and Latin—via the award-winning powerspeaK12 series of world language courses. This course series is offered through a partnership with Middlebury Interactive Languages. A two-time winner of the Teacher's Choice Award—among other accolades—powerspeaK12 is language learning designed specifically for children and teens. These courses don't simply adapt adult language-learning products or rely exclusively on "listen and repeat," "trial and error," or "rote memorization" approaches to teaching new languages. Rather, powerspeaK12 courses are designed specifically for students, with an optimal mix of immersive, innovative yet proven methods that are woven together for a powerful learning experience. Using a wide variety of effective, engaging methods, powerspeaK12 transforms language learners into "power speakers." AP-levels are available for Spanish and French. Instruction It goes without saying that small class sizes and outstanding instructors are key to the success of any academic approach. We believe that we get to know our students as well, or even better, than faculty do at brick-and-mortar private institutions. And our faculty is a distinguished group of educators who love their subject matter, are thoroughly dedicated to their students, and have mastered the exciting world of online instruction. See profiles of our faculty here.

    NCAA Approved? Student athletes can visit the NCAA website for information on NCAA eligibility and approved courses. Please use CEEB code 471066 when looking for approved GWUOHS courses. Additional questions can be directed to the student's school counselor.

    Homeschool Info: Students and parents at GWUOHS go to school online using our online courses and course management tools.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

    Offers Summer Classes: GW’s summer programs enroll approximately 5000 students, including 800 visiting international and high school students from around the world. Our GW Pre-College program enrolls gifted high school students in academic programs that integrate lectures and seminars with and applied exploration of an area of study. We offer credit and noncredit programs through the College Intensive and Summer Immersion programs respectively. Both programs build on the academic strengths of our institution, the expertise of our faculty, and the strategic advantage of our location. Programs are enhanced by experiential learning which offer hands-on learning opportunities for students to connect theoretical concepts to real-world practice. Areas of study include: The Arts Business & Economics English, Writing & Communications Engineering Medical & Health Sciences History, Culture & the Humanities International Relations, Law & Government Mathematics & Science

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: No information found on international students.

    Additional Information: The mission of The George Washington University Online High School is to educate and inspire academically talented and motivated students who seek membership in a school community that values and cultivates hard work, integrity, appreciation of diversity, love of learning, compassion, and high personal expectations. Through intensive, interactive online collaboration, the GWUOHS experience prepares students to contribute significantly, responsibly, and respectfully in a global society. The vision is to create a premier online high school designed with one goal in mind: to provide a personal educational experience that prepares students for success in high school, college, and life.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: GWU Online High School Science and Technology Campus, Enterprise Hall, 44983 Knoll Square, Room 153., Ashburn, VA 20147

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30. WiloStar3D Academy

    

    WiloStar3D Academy uses 3D immersive learning in order to provide students with engaging and creative education. The recognizes every child's unique individuality and produces technically literate students, who contribute to the digital world of 21st century.

    Accreditation: WiloStar3D Academy is fully accredited from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. SACS CASI was founded in 1895 and it has credited over 13,000 schools and school systems in the United States and worldwide. SACS is an accreditation division of AdvancED who is the parent organization of the North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement (NCA CASI) and the National Study of School Evaluation (NSSE).

    Year Founded/Established: Not Listed

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None

    Tuition and Fees: Ten monthly payments of 299.00, or $2999 annually. High School Tuition is ten monthly payments of 349.00$ or $3499 annually.

    Payment Plan: WiloStar3D offers families an automatic debit monthly installment plan. A financial contract must be completed which determines the payment method (this is expected within one week of acceptance of registration by the admissions committee).To finalize acceptance of a student, the financial contract must be completed no later than one week after the preliminary acceptance letter is received and records must be transferred from any previous school. There is a $42 administrative fee to use the installment plan. The additional charges will be applied to your monthly payment amount.

    Electives: Basic Art Music Appreciation Pre-Latin French 1 and 2 Spanish 1 and 2 Geography in 3D Health Child Development Financial Literacy Galactic Homesteaders- Virtual World Design with WebGL and Three.js Photoshop Elements

    Graduation Requirements: Students graduating from our school must complete their entire senior year with us with 6 credits or 25% of their high school requirements. The credits needed to graduate: 24.

    Flexibility: We truly believe that keeping kids actively involved in outside activities, homeschool groups, music lessons and so on is critical to the success of our program. Family vacations are encouraged and usually students prepare some kind of final project upon their return sharing some of the highlights of their trip. Alternative assignments may be requested to take along with the student if the parents so choose. The beauty of delivering instruction via the Internet is the wonderful flexibility if offers students. They have access to the assignment sheet on the web site any time… day or night. They also may upload their daily assignments as soon as they are complete or later in the evening if they need more time.

    College credit: Not listed

    Curriculum / Careers: WiloStar3D Academy high school curricula is designed around an integrated approach to language arts, science and social studies. The Secondary English and history courses are rigorous multidisciplinary courses. Students spend a total of 150 hours on English lessons and another 150 hours of history within each integrated course. WiloStar3D high school science and math courses are also worth 1 credit, which is the equivalent of 150 hours of instruction. We organize our curricula according to the recommended sequence of study, but students may substitute courses in a different order provided they are meeting the instructional time needed annually.

    NCAA Approved? No

    Homeschool Info: Caters to homeschooling, but all I can find specifically on the subject is included in a blog from a parent.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? College counseling is offered, but does not specify if ACT/SAT prep is included

    Offers Summer Classes: no - WiloStar3D Academy follows a fairly traditional school calendar. We offer two semester (fall and spring). Please view the school calendar to view the school holidays.

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: No information found on international students.

    Additional Information: They offer a 3D virtual environment which is something I haven't seen offered anywhere else. I would be remiss if I didn't say that their website is busy and difficult to read at times, but this concept is something that seemed very unique to this school.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 27499 Riverview Center Blvd. Suite 246, Bonita Springs, Florida 34134

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31. New Learning Resource Online

    

    New Learning Resource Online is a well accredited school that provides a large range of electives to the students. The school provides students with a freedom of choice of the courses as long as they fulfill the requirements for graduation.

    Accreditation: New Learning Resources School District is accredited by Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) and AdvancED: the Southern Association of Colleges, School Council on Accreditation and School Improvement (SACS CASI). New Learning Resources Online is also an accredited member of the Distance Education Accrediting Commission.

    Year Founded/Established: Not Listed

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None Listed

    Tuition and Fees: There are three tracks, the College Preparatory Track, the Career Pathway, and the Non-Diploma Program. Total programs costs vary by student and the number of courses prescribed. Fees are due up front. Tuition for first course ($200.00), application fee ($75), enrollment fee ($40: due with each enrollment cycle). Tuition for all courses after the first course ($200.00 each). If paid on as needed basis, each payment must be remitted with a Form 2A and 3AS, 3AC, and credit card payment.

    Payment Plan: Cost of enrolling in College Preparatory Track, Career Pathway, or Non-Diploma Program Total programs costs vary by student and are driven by number of courses prescribed. Due up Front Supplies (may be purchased elsewhere) Shipping/handling fees (only charged if supplies are purchased from NLRO) Tuition for first course ($200.00) Application fee ($75) Enrollment fee ($40: due with each enrollment cycle) May be paid up front or as needed Tuition for all courses after the first course ($200.00 each) If paid on as needed basis, each payment must be remitted with a Form 2A and 3AS, 3AC (provided by NLRO), and credit card payment.

    Electives: Advanced World Geography, Algebra I, Algebra II, American Government , Anatomy and Physiology, Biology I, Business and Marketing, Business Math, Career Exploration, Computer Applications, Economics, Employability Skills, English I,2,3,4, Entrepreneurship, Environmental Science, Geometry, Health, History of Western Theater, Integrated Technology, Life Skills, Marketing, Mississippi Studies, Physical Science, Spanish Appreciation, Survey of Mathematics, Transitions to Algebra, United States History, Work-Based Learning, World History.

    Graduation Requirements: Students and/or counselors can choose between two Diploma Pathways: College Preparatory or Career Preparatory. Each student graduating with a College Preparatory Pathway from New Learning Resources Online is required to complete 24 Carnegie units. Students must successfully complete their prescribed courses with a 60% or higher. Once a student has successfully completed all prescribed courses, New Learning Resources Online will mail a diploma to the student. In the College Preparatory Pathway Diploma, you must have received 24 credits in order to graduate. Each student graduating with a Career Pathway Diploma from New Learning Resources Online is required to complete 21 Carnegie units. Once the student has successfully completed their prescribed courses, passing each course with a 70% or better, the proctor will fax or mail all required documents to New Learning Resources Online. Once New Learning Resources Online receives all required documents, a diploma will be mailed to the student. In the Career Pathway program, you must have received 21 credits to graduate.

    Flexibility: New Learning Resources Online offers a flexible and hassle-free environment for learners to earn their high school diplomas. In an effort to provide educational services to learners with varying academic goals and needs NLRO offers year-round open enrollment to both adult learners and students.

    College credit: No

    Curriculum / Careers: New Learning Resources Online keeps you, the parent, in control by offering a variety of core subjects to choose from. Whether your child wants to take 1 or 10 classes, the curriculum is completely up to you. Our lessons are user friendly and media rich, offering students the best possible education. Care

    NCAA Approved? No

    Homeschool Info: Students can enjoy the convenience of online learning from the safety and comfort of home. In a home environment that encourages learning, your student can complete lessons at his own pace–while still having the support of qualified instruction just a click or call away. And you can do courses at anytime of the day and any day of the week.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

    Offers Summer Classes: Yes

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: Not listed

    Additional Information: The mission of New Learning Resources Online is to provide a stand out distance learning high school education that is committed to the success of young adult learners who prefer a nontraditional school setting. Along with a staff that has a genuine heart to see students excel, we offer both a college preparatory and career pathway diploma track that will equip students with both the knowledge and life skills necessary for a prosperous future.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 1430 Lelia Drive Jackson, MS 39216 |

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32. Alpha Omega Academy

    

    Alpha Omega Academy comes up with unique flexible curriculum for each student based on their needs and abilities. It provides different curriculum options including Christian based curriculum.

    Accreditation: Alpha Omega Academy is accredited by the North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement (NCA CASI), an accrediting division of AdvancED. AdvancED is Internationally recognized by bringing together educators from all around the world to promote accreditation and identifies quality standards of schools. Alpha Omega Academy is listed in the International Registry of Schools and it is also one of the members of the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI).

    Year Founded/Established: Not Listed

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: Christian

    Tuition and Fees: Alpha Omega Academy claims to offer significant savings over traditional private schooling. AOA has a full set of courses starting at just $199/month with no registration fees.

    Payment Plan: Monthly

    Electives: English Grade Credit CRx Available in: American Literature 11-12 1/2 British Literature 11-12 1/2 Math Grade Credit CRx Available in: Consumer Math 11-12 1 Pre-Algebra 9 1 Principles of Algebra I 9 1 Principles of Algebra II 11 1 Principles of Geometry 10 1 Trigonometry 12 1/2 Science Grade Credit CRx Available in: Earth Science 9-12 1 Physical Science 9-12 1 Science 9 9 1 History and Geography Grade Credit CRx Available in: Civics 9-12 1/2 Civics and World Geography 9 1 State History and Government 9-12 1/2 Twentieth Century American History 9-12 1/2 U.S. Civil War 9-12 1/2 Vietnam Era 9-12 1/2 World Languages Grade Credit CRx Available in: French I 9-12 1 French II 9-12 1 Spanish I 9-12 1 Spanish II 9-12 1 Spanish III 9-12 1 Fine/Practical Arts Grade Credit CRx Available in: Art 9-12 1 A/V Technology and Film Careers 9-12 1/2 Business Computer Information Systems 9-12 1 Digital Arts 9-12 1/2 Family & Consumer Science 9-12 1 Fundamentals of Programming and Software Development 9-12 1/2 Introduction to Information Technology Support and Services 9-12 1/2 Music Appreciation 9-12 1/2 Music Theory 9-12 1/2 New Applications: Web Development in the 21st Century 9-12 1/2 Office Applications I (2010) 9-12 1/2 Office Applications II (2010) 9-12 1/2 Office Applications I (2013) 9-12 1/2 Office Applications II (2013) 9-12 1/2 Software Development Tools 9-12 1/2 Technology and Business 9-12 1 Business Grade Credit CRx Available in: Accounting 9-12 1 Business Law 9-12 1/2 Essentials of Business 9-12 1/2 Fundamentals of Digital Media 9-12 1/2 Small Business Entrepreneurship 9-12 1/2 General Electives Grade Credit CRx Available in: ACT Test Prep 9-12 1/4 Banking Services Careers 9-12 1/2 Career Management 9-12 1/2 Careers in Allied Health 9-12 1/2 Careers in Logistics Planning and Management Services 9-12 1/2 Careers in Manufacturing Processes 9-12 1/2 Careers in Marketing Research 9-12 1/2 College Planner 9-12 1/2 Construction Careers 9-12 1/2 Driver’s Education 9-12 1/4 see article Engineering and Des 9-12 1/2 Engineering and Innovation 9-12 1/2 Engineering and Product Development 9-12 1/2 Essentials of Communication 9-12 1/2 Fundamentals of Computer Systems 9-12 1/2 High School Health 9-12 1/2 Introduction to Careers in Architecture and Construction 9-12 1/2 Introduction to Careers in Arts, A/V Technology, and Communication 9-12 1/2 Introduction to Careers in Education and Training 9-12 1/2 Introduction to Careers in Finance 9-12 1/2 Introduction to Careers in Government and Public Administration 9-12 1/2 Introduction to Careers in Manufacturing 9-12 1/2 Introduction to Careers in Marketing 9-12 1/2 Introduction to Careers in Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics 9-12 1/2 Introduction to Consumer Services 9-12 1/2 Introduction to Information Technology 9-12 1/2 Introduction to Network Systems 9-12 1/2 National Security Careers 9-12 1/2 Network System Des 9-12 1/2 Nursing: Unlimited Possibilities and Unlimited Potential 9-12 1/2 Personal Financial Literacy 9-12 1/2 Physical Education 9-12 1 Physical Fitness 9-12 1 Teaching and Training Careers 9-12 1/2

    Graduation Requirements: High School Course Track Options for Graduation Course College Prep Track High School Diploma Track English 4 credits 4 credits History and Geography 3 credits 3 credits Math 4 credits 3 credits Science 3 credits 2 credits World Language 2 credits Health .5 credit .5 credit Physical Education 1 credit 1 credit Bible Elective 1 credit 1 credit Fine/Practical Art Elective 1 credit 1 credit Electives 1.5 credits 5.5 credits Total Credits 21 credits 21 credits Typical Sequence of Courses for a College Preparatory Student* Freshman Year Sophomore Year Junior Year Senior Year English I English II English III English IV Algebra I Geometry II Algebra II Pre-Calculus or Consumer Math World History (History 10) U.S. History (History 11) Government and Economics (History 12) (Bible Elective) Physical Science Biology Chemistry (or Physics) (Physics or other Elective) Physical Education High School Health (semester course) Art or Home Economics (Elective) Foreign Language Elective Foreign Language Elective College Planner (semester course) College prep math should include Algebra I, geometry, and Algebra II. College prep science should include chemistry or physics. History must include world history, U.S. history, and government/economics. The Bible elective must be a Bible course from our online academy. Many colleges now require one to two years of a world language. Students on the college prep study track should contact prospective colleges to find out if world language credits are needed for acceptance. If required by your state, state history courses are available. A college planner course is also strongly recommended.

    Flexibility: Alpha Omega Academy believes that learning is a personal experience. Going beyond the limits of a traditional education, Alpha Omega Academy creates a unique distance learning environment that is customized around the student. This includes giving parents the power to choose their student’s academic path.

    College credit: Get a head start on your college education! In partnership with the University of Northwestern — St. Paul, Alpha Omega Academy offers full-time juniors and seniors* the opportunity to earn high school and college credit simultaneously. With over 65 courses to choose from, our dual credit program prepares students for the rigors of higher education while learning from a Christian worldview. Students save on college tuition. By avoiding room and board fees, students can earn up to two full years of college credit at a fraction of the cost of attending a private Christian college. While still in high school, students can plan ahead to earn college credits that also satisfy AOA graduation requirements. AOA credit is given based on the number of college credits earned. For each 4-credit course completed at Northwestern, students earn 1 credit from AOA, while a 3-credit course earns .75 high school credits. Teaching independent organization skills needed to succeed in college, online dual credit courses require students to be self-motivated, work with other classmates, meet deadlines, and communicate with college professors.

    Curriculum / Careers: Alpha Omega Academy offers online academy students three award-winning, Christian curriculum options. AOA offers Ignitia online curriculum, as well as print-based curriculum with LIFEPAC and Horizons. Each Christian curriculum offers unique benefits and features for your student’s education. Mix and match according to what your learner needs! During registration the academy's instructors will help with the choice of curriculum.

    NCAA Approved? Ignitia coursework from Alpha Omega Academy with a course enrollment date of July 26, 2012 or after meets NCAA nontraditional core-course legislation. In total, more than 25 high school courses at AOA are approved by the NCAA Eligibility Center. If you have aspirations to play NCAA athletics at a Division I or Division II college, you must meet their core course requirements. The NCAA’s initial-eligibility standards prepare students to succeed in the college classroom based on your high school academic record. The eligibility process also protects the fairness and integrity of college sports by ensuring student-athletes are truly amateurs. If you want to practice, compete, and receive an athletics scholarship during your first year at a Division I or II school, you must be certified as eligible by the NCAA Eligibility Center.

    Homeschool Info: AOA, your student can enjoy the convenience of online learning from the safety and comfort of home. In a home environment that encourages learning, your student can complete lessons at his own pace–while still having the support of qualified instruction just a click or call away. And you can do courses at anytime of the day and any day of the week.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

    Offers Summer Classes: At AOA, you set your student’s schedule. The student can mark the beginning and the end of the year regardless of the time of the year. The flexible curriculum allows all year long curriculum.

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: No information found on international students.

    Additional Information: Their Online Academy Provides: "Your Own Educational Team, Teacher Guidance, No Grading Headaches, Worry-free Testing Options, and Help in Choosing Courses."

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 804 N. 2nd Ave. E. Rock Rapids, IA 51246

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33. NorthStar Academy

    

    NorthStar Academy is an excellent complement to the educational needs of homeschooling and international families as it provides flexible and well developed curriculum for the students. Course objectives and content are based on international and national curriculum standards reflecting the school’s mission, purpose, vision, and expected student outcomes. Finally NorthStar Academy the education with the integration of religious worldviews in their courses.

    Accreditation: NorthStar Academy is the first online Christian school to receive accreditation. It has maintained accreditation since 2005 by AdvancED through the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) and the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI). In 2016, the second accreditation of NSA was rewarded by the Association of Christian School International (ACSI) as one of the first two online schools to receive this honor.

    Year Founded/Established: 1998

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: Christian

    Tuition and Fees: The price range for one semester courses is $390.00 to $445.00. Year long courses are $615.00 to $755.00. There is a $75.00 registration fee.

    Payment Plan: Installment plans are available with an additional charge of a one-time processing fee.

    Electives: Offers nearly 200 core and elective courses in total.

    Graduation Requirements: Students must complete 24 credits for the Standard Diploma, and 26 credits for the Advanced Diploma.

    Flexibility: The school policy promotes flexibility within reason.

    College credit: Offers 18 Advanced Placement® courses

    Curriculum / Careers: Most of NSA’s curriculum is written “in house” by curriculum and subject area experts. The integration of biblical worldview is intentionally included in lessons, activities, and materials for students. If in a culturally sensitive country, NSA also offers courses for those regions. In order to maintain high standards, NorthStar Academy operates on a formal curricular review cycle, whereby all subject areas are regularly reviewed, evaluated, and changed or improved as needed.

    NCAA Approved? NorthStar's Enriched Virtual Courses are NCAA approved.

    Homeschool Info: Offers students the choice of taking individual courses or an entire grade-level program to meet their individual academic needs.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Offers courses like SAT Verbal/Writing Preparation and SAT Math Preparation.

    Offers Summer Classes: Summer learning is available.

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: Yes, many international families use NorthStar.

    Additional Information: NorthStar Academy is founded on the belief that online education should be facilitated by godly teachers who are dedicated to providing an excellent education through sound curriculum in partnership with students, families, and schools worldwide. Mission Statement: Our commitment to Christ leads to our personal investment in you. Our commitment to you inspires and motivates NorthStar Academy’s spiritual emphasis, academic excellence, and personal experience.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 3790 Goodman RD E, Southaven, MS 38672-6441

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34. CompuHigh Online High School

    

    CompuHigh Online High School believes that the graduates from their school develop skills and confidence to excel in college, career and life. Compu High provides students with freedom of education and self management.

    Accreditation: CompuHigh / Whitmore School is accredited by AdvanceEd nationally. Regionally our school is accredited by NCA-CASI. We are also an Award-Winning Virtual High School. We are voted into the Top 10 Educational Websites of 2017 by homeschoolbase.com. We also have received the Purple Stamp of Approval.

    Year Founded/Established: 1994

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None Listed

    Tuition and Fees: Diploma Program: $1499 per 12 months, $1394(7%) Pay in Full Discount, and $1349(10%) Military or Sibling Discount. Diploma PLUS Program: $1799 per 12 months, $1673(7%) Pay in Full Discount, and $1619(10%) Military or Sibling Discount NCAA Diploma PLUS Program: $2099 per 12 months, $1952(7%) Pay in Full Discount, and $1889(10%) Military or Sibling Discount Adult Education Diploma Program: $1499 per 12 months, $1394(7%) Pay in Full Discount, and $1349(10%) Military or Sibling Discount Payment for Individual Courses: $385 per 1.0 credit, $325 per 0.5 credit Individual Courses PLUS: $425 per 1.0 credit, $375 per 0.5 credit NCAA Individual Courses PLUS: $495 per 1.0 credit, $450 per 0.5 credit Transcript Evaluation Fee: $50

    Payment Plan: The Diploma Program consists of six (6) monthly payments.

    Electives: Art History, Community Service, Independent Study, Music Appreciation, Spanish 2, Test Prep CP, Work Ethics with Work Experience, Career Planning, Computer Science – Web Design, Computer Science – Computer Applications, Life Skills, Pre-Composition, Speech, Test Prep GS, Work Ethics (without work experience), Career Skills, Cyber 101, Mentorship, Spanish 1, Stress Management, Think About It

    Graduation Requirements: Graduation Requirements General Studies Track – 18 Credits 4.0 credits of English 2.0 credits Social Studies 2.0 credits Science 2.0 credits Math 1.0 credit PE 7.0 credits Electives (Including 0.5 credit Test Prep) College Prep Track – 22 Credits 4.0 credits of English 2.0 credits Social Studies 3.0 credits Science (2 lab sciences) 3.0 credits Math 1.5 credits PE 0.5 credit Speech (Communications) 8.0 credits Electives (Including 0.5 credit Test Prep, 2 Foreign Language)

    Flexibility: Whitmore school courses are self-paced. However, the student is not permitted it finish a course in less than 30 days from the first day he submits the first lesson. Additionally student has 1 year deadline from the time of enrollment.

    College credit: Not listed

    Curriculum / Careers: English, Math, Social Studies, PE, Electives

    NCAA Approved? NCAA School Partners Whitmore School has partnered with athletic academies around the country, providing an NCAA approved curriculum to students pursuing NCAA eligibility. Core courses are NCAA approved and will prepare student athletes for the rigor of college level courses. Whitmore School can provide a blended learning program customized for the student needs, or provide individual courses for students wanting to boost their GPA, or earn additional credits or make up credits.

    Homeschool Info: Teachers hold all students to the high academic standards while being personally encouraging. Obstacles such as time and place are flexible for students. All the students are encouraged to set their own schedules. Our lesson assignments are designed to provide students opportunities for creativity and independence.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

    Offers Summer Classes: It appears as though they do, all access is online throughout the year.

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: Not listed

    Additional Information: Whitmore seeks to provide a supportive, challenging, and alternate learning environment. Students are encouraged to be in charge of their education, giving them the opportunity to develop creativity, independence, responsibility, time management and critical thinking skills. We emphasize mastery of all academic courses, allowing students to view themselves as capable of achieving their educational goals.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 235 High St. Suite 508, Morgantown, WV 26505

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35. Smart Horizons Career Online Education

    

    Smart Horizons Career Online High School is part of the world’s first AdvancED/SACS/NCA/NWAC-accredited private, national online school district. The vision of the school is to provide a pathway to future career or educational opportunities by engaging individuals without a high school diploma back into the educational system.

    Accreditation: Smart Horizons Career Online Education is accredited by AdvancED Accreditation Commission, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Council on Accreditation and School Improvement (SACS CASI), North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement (NCA CASI), and the Northwest Accreditation Commission (NWAC).

    Year Founded/Established: 2009

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None

    Tuition and Fees: Total Price $1295.00

    Payment Plan: First payment of only $77. After 1st month, 17 monthly payments of $77 are charged to your credit/debit card

    Electives: General Career Preparation, Office Management, Food and Hospitality, Child Care and Education, Retail Customer Service, Certified Protection Officer, Commercial Driving, and Homeland Security act as electives.

    Graduation Requirements: Students must successfully complete a total of 18 units. Students can transfer in as many as 14 credits from other accredited institutions and only need to take the courses that they are missing.

    Flexibility: Available 24/7. Each student receives their very own Pace Guide to show you how much you need to complete in order to stay on track to graduate

    College credit: Not listed

    Curriculum / Careers: Complete coursework to become certified in your chosen career area. Students graduate with an Accredited High School Diploma, Career Certificate, Career Portfolio with resumes and cover letters, and job training and skills

    NCAA Approved? Could not find any information about NCAA.

    Homeschool Info: Not Listed.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

    Offers Summer Classes: Classes may be taken during the summer.

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: Unknown.

    Additional Information: There are no standardized tests. Student support is extremely important to them! Upon enrolling, every student is assigned an Academic Coach who is there to be their cheerleader, answer questions, connect them with instructors for academic support, and provide any guidance and motivation that is needed. Military discounts are available.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 1280 SW 36th Ave, Suite 104, Pompano Beach, FL 33069

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36. Texas Tech University Independent School District

    

    Texas Tech University Independent School District is a school with a very well developed curriculum. TTUISD provides education to people from different backgrounds all over the world according to their need and their abilities.

    Accreditation: Texas Tech University Independent School District is accredited by the Texas Education Agency (TEA) and all Courses and Credit by Exams (CBEs) are aligned with the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS). This accreditation has been determined as specific standards for students to study and apply inside and outside the classroom.

    Year Founded/Established: Not Listed

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None, but Christian courses are offered through electives

    Tuition and Fees: Not listed

    Electives: Banking and Finance Systems (half credit) Business Information Management I (one credit) Child Development (half credit) Digital and Interactive Media (one credit) Dollars and Sense (half credit) Money Matters (one credit) Principles of Information Technology (one credit) Psychology (half credit) Sociology (half credit) Web Mastering (one credit) Touch System Data Entry (half credit)

    Graduation Requirements: Graduation Plans Distinguished Plan (26 credits) Full-time Texas Tech University High School students enrolling in the ninth grade during or after the 2014-2015 school year must complete the Distinguished Plan (26 credits). Endorsement options include: STEM Business & Industry Public Service (only offered to students transferring credits that will meet the endorsement requirements) Arts & Humanities Multidisciplinary Studies This plan is customized to suit a student's future collegiate and career interests. Each student should contact their advisor to develop their personal graduation plan. Use the TEA Graduation Toolkit to plan your high school years and beyond. Recommended (26 credits) or Minimum (22 credits) Plan TTUISD students who enrolled in the ninth grade between 2007-2013 must complete the Recommended (26 credits) or Minimum (22 credits) graduation plan. Students must obtain approval from their academic advisor before enrolling in the Minimum Plan. Recommended High School Plan (26 credits)

    Flexibility: TTUISD offers a flexible curriculum that allows students to participate in a variety of activities outside of their academics. Students can adjust their school schedule to accommodate their various other activities such as: music lessons, dance rehearsals, sports practice, Bible studies, acting lessons, jobs, traveling, etc.

    College credit: TTUISD is proud to be an extension of Texas Tech University. Students become a part of the Texas Tech family when they participate in the programs offered at TTUISD partner schools. As a full-time TTUISD partner school, students will have the opportunity to complete state-accredited curriculum and the requirements to earn a Texas high school diploma. Earning a dual diploma affords international students a stronger background in English and provides additional opportunities for attending U.S. colleges and universities, including Texas Tech University. TTUISD began its international partnerships in 1999 with one school in Brazil. Now over 2,200 international students annually are pursuing a Texas high school diploma without leaving their country. Since the start of the dual-diploma program in 2002, over 1,400 students have graduated with a Texas high school diploma. In 2014, we established our first partner school in China. We currently have several students in the program working towards a Texas high school diploma.

    Curriculum / Careers: English Language Arts HIGH COMMAPP - Communication Applications / Online English 1 (ENG 1A) / Online - English 4 (ENG 4B) / Online HIGH HSNTENG - Independent Study in English: Hebrew Scriptures and New Testament - (HSNTENG) / Online Mathematics Algebra 1A, (ALG 1A) / Online - Algebra 2 (ALG 2B) / Online HIGH GEOM 1A - Geometry (GEOM 1A) / Online HIGH GEOM 1B - Geometry (GEOM 1B) / Online HIGH MTHM 1A - Mathematical Models with Applications (MTHM 1A) / Online HIGH MTHM 1B - Mathematical Models with Applications (MTHM 1B) / Online HIGH PRECA1A - Precalculus (PRE CALC 1A) / Online HIGH PRECA1B - Precalculus (PRE CALC 1B) / Online Science HIGH ASTR 1A - Astronomy 1 (ASTRMY 1A) / Online HIGH ASTR 1B - Astronomy 1 (ASTRMY 1B) / Online HIGH BIO 1A - Biology (BIO 1A) / Online HIGH BIO 1B - Biology (BIO 1B) / Online HIGH CHEM 1A - Chemistry (CHEM) / Online HIGH CHEM 1B - Chemistry (CHEM) / Online HIGH ENVS 1A - Environmental Systems (ENVIRSYS) / Online HIGH ENVS 1B - Environmental Systems (ENVIRSYS) / Online HIGH IPC 1A - Integrated Physics and Chemistry (IPC) / Online HIGH IPC 1B - Integrated Physics and Chemistry (IPC) / Online HIGH PHY 1A - Physics (PHYSICS) / Online HIGH PHY 1B - Physics (PHYSICS) / Online Social Studies, Texas & U.S. History HIGH ECO-FE - Economics with Emphasis on the Free Enterprise System and Its Benefits (ECO-FE) / Online HIGH GOVT - United States Government (GOVT) / Online HIGH USHIS1A - United States History Since Reconstruction (US HIST) / Online HIGH USHIS1B - United States History Since Reconstruction (US HIST) / Online HIGH WGEO 1A - World Geography Studies (W GEO) / Online HIGH WGEO 1B - World Geography Studies (W GEO) / Online HIGH WHIST1A - World History Studies (W HIST) / Online HIGH WHIST1B - World History Studies (W HIST) / Online Physical Education HIGH PEFOUND - Foundations of Personal Fitness (PEFOUND) / Online HIGH PEIN - Individual Sports (Bowling/Tennis) (PEIN) / Online HIGH PETM - Team Sports (Soccer/Volleyball) (PEITS) / Online HIGH SUBPRO1 - PE Substitution Non-District Program (SUBPRO1) / Online HIGH SUBPRO2 - PE Substitution Non-District Program (SUBPRO2) / Online HIGH SUBPRO3 - PE Substitution Non-District Program (SUBPRO3) / Online HIGH SUBPRO4 - PE Substitution Non-District Program (SUBPRO4) / Online Languages other than English HIGH FREN 1A - French (FREN 1) / Online HIGH FREN 1B - French (FREN 1) / Online HIGH FREN 2A - French (FREN 2) / Online HIGH FREN 2B - French (FREN 2) / Online HIGH GERM 1A - German (GERMAN 1) / Online HIGH GERM 1B - German (GERMAN 1) / Online HIGH GERM 2A - German (GERM 2) / Online HIGH GERM 2B - German (GERM 2B) / Online HIGH LAT 1A - Latin (LATIN 1) / Print HIGH LAT 1B - Latin (LATIN 1) / Print HIGH LAT 2A - Latin (LATIN 2) / Print HIGH LAT 2B - Latin (LATIN 2) / Print HIGH SPAN 1A - Spanish (SPAN 1) / Online HIGH SPAN 1B - Spanish (SPAN 1) / Online HIGH SPAN 2A - Spanish (SPAN 2) / Online HIGH SPAN 2B - Spanish (SPAN 2) / Online HIGH SPAN 3A - Spanish (SPAN 3) / Online HIGH SPAN 3B - Spanish (SPAN 3) / Online Fine Arts HIGH ART 1A - Art I, (ART 1A) First Semester / Online HIGH ART 1B - Art I, (ART 1B) Second Semester / Online HIGH MUSS 1A - Music Appreciation 1A (MUSSMA) / Online HIGH MUSS 1B - Music Appreciation 1B (MUSSMA) / Online HIGH TH 1A - Theatre Arts I (TH1) / Online HIGH TH 1B - Theatre Arts I (TH1) / Online Electives HIGH BUSIM1A - Business Information Management I (BUSIM1) / Online HIGH BUSIM1B - Business Information Management I (BUSIM1) / Online HIGH CHILDDE - Child Development (CHILDDEV) / Online HIGH DIMED1A - Digital and Interactive Media (DIMED 1A) / Online HIGH DIMED1B - Digital and Interactive Media (DIMEDIA) / Online HIGH DOLLARS - Dollars and Sense (DOLLARSE) / Online HIGH HLTH ED - Health Education (HLTH ED) / Online HIGH INTRSTU - Interpersonal Studies (INTERSTU) / Online HIGH LNURTWE - Lifetime Nutrition and Wellness (LNURTWEL) / Online HIGH PRINI1A - Principles of Information Technology (PRINIT) / Online HIGH PRINI1B - Principles of Information Technology (PRINIT) / Online HIGH PSYCH - Psychology (PSYCH) / Online HIGH SOC - Sociology (SOC) / Online HIGH TAWEBDN - Web Design 1A (TAWEBDN) / Online HIGH TAWEBDN - Web Design 1B (TAWEBDN) / Online HIGH TSDE - Touch System Data Entry (TSDATAE) / Online

    NCAA Approved? Although TTUISD does not meet NCAA strand arts, it encourages students to contact NCAA individually. These changes do not impact TTUISD's accreditation. TTUISD is accredited by the Texas Education Agency.

    Homeschool Info: TTUISD provides accredited options for a fulltime online program or individual courses and Credit by Exams. Homeschool students can also enroll in our supplemental program. Students and parents can use courses and CBEs offered by TTUISD to fit their educational needs in different areas.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? No

    Offers Summer Classes: Yes

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: Yes

    Additional Information: This school is only accredited based on Texas standards.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: Drane Hall, Texas Tech University, PO Box 42191, 2515 15th Street, Lubbock, TX 79409

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37. Orange Lutheran Online High School

    

    Orange Lutheran Online High School manages to provide an education with either completely online or "blended" curriculum, which allows the student decide his involvement with the school for himself. Additionally OLO's academics seem to be strengthened by multiple AP courses available.

    Accreditation: Orange Lutheran High School is fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and the National Lutheran Schools Accreditation (NLSA).

    Year Founded/Established: 1973

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: Lutheran

    Tuition and Fees: Depends on the type of enrollement (On-campus/Blended/International). Annual, semester, and monthly payments are available at varrying rates. Expect to pay between $11,000 and $16,000. Check their website for full details.

    Electives: Course Name Course Number Grade(s) Units NCAA/UC On-Campus Online Academic Prep Class 9010 9-12 .25* On Campus Accounting 444-OLO 10-12 0.5 Elective Online Business Law 445-OLO 9-12 0.5 Elective Online Music Appreciation A 910-OLO 9-12 1 Elective Online Music Appreciation B 911-OLO 9-12 1 Elective Online T.A. (Student Assistant) 9110 11-12 .25* On Campus

    Graduation Requirements: Academic Requirements To graduate from Orange Lutheran High School, a student is required to successfully accomplish the following: Complete 27 units of coursework Have no unpremeditated grades of “F” on required coursework Maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher Diplomas will be issued when the following requirements are met: Academic Requirements All Service to Society requirements completed No outstanding student account balance No pending disciplinary action

    Flexibility: Studies can be crafted to fit students' individual needs - they can take all their courses online or choose a "blended" model with half online and half on-campus courses. Students can even take a single class online to free up their schedule for extracurricular activities. Orange Lutheran Online mirrors the same high quality academic structure as a traditional classroom, but offers a collaborative, yet flexible format.

    College credit: Orange Lutheran’s Advanced Placement Program For those Orange Lutheran students prepared for university level academic challenges, we offer many Advanced Placement (AP) courses. The primary reason for students taking these courses is a desire to tackle a more rigorous intellectual challenge. These courses are essentially college courses offered in a high school setting and each of our instructors and the accompanying course have gone through a rigorous process to become approved by the College Board. The AP Exams are given on nationally prescribed dates in May. Grades are assigned on a basis of 1-5 with a 3 or higher generally considered to be passing scores. Many colleges give credit for a score of 3, 4, or 5. However, it is worthy to note that an increasing number of colleges will only give credit for a 4 or 5. Each university typically has its own criteria for accepting AP exam scores. Advanced Placement Courses (19) H offered as a HyFlex option **offered on campus and online Art History Biology (and Biology Lab) Calculus AB Calculus BC Chemistry (and Chemistry Lab) English Language and Composition English Literature and Composition** Latin Macroeconomics Physics 1 Physics C: Mechanics Psychology H Statistics Studio Art (Drawing, 2D, & 3D-Design) United States Government and Politics H ** United States History H World History

    Curriculum / Careers: ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS THE ARTS VISUAL ARTS DEPARTMENT FLOW CHART FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR Exploratory Art Honors Exploratory Art Ceramics & Sculpture 1 Exploratory Art Honors Exploratory Art Advanced Drawing & Painting Ceramics & Sculpture 1 Advanced Sculpture & Ceramics 2 AP Art History** Exploratory Art Honors Exploratory Art Advanced Drawing & Painting Ceramics & Sculpture 1 Advanced Sculpture & Ceramics 2 or 3 Advanced Studio Art AP Art History** Exploratory Art Honors Exploratory Art Advanced Drawing & Painting Ceramics & Sculpture 1 Advanced Sculpture & Ceramics 2 or 3 Advanced Studio Art AP Art History** AP Studio Art *Offered Online Only **Offered On Campus and Online HHyFlex option offered VISUAL ARTS DEPARTMENT COURSE LIST (Full Course descriptions available online at www.lhsoc.org/page/academics/academic-resources) Course Name Course Number Grade(s) Units UC On-Campus Online Exploratory Art 1100 9-12 1.0 UC Approved (f) On Campus Honors Exploratory Art 1102 9-12 1.0 UC Approved (f) On Campus Advanced Drawing & Painting 1132 10-12 1.0 UC Approved (f) On Campus Ceramics & Sculpture 1 1142 9-12 1.0 UC Approved (f) On Campus Adv. Sculpture & Ceramics 2 1143 11-12 1.0 UC Approved (f) On Campus Adv. Sculpture & Ceramics 3 1144 11-12 1.0 UC Approved (f) On Campus Adv. Studio Art 1161 11-12 1.0 UC Approved (f) On Campus AP Art History 1185 / 907-OLO 10-12 1.0 UC Approved (g) On Campus and Online AP Studio Art 1170 12 1.0 UC Approved (f) On Campus MEDIA ARTS DEPARTMENT FLOW CHART FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR Design & Photo 1 Video Production OLO Multimedia Design Concepts* OLO Introductory Digital Photography* A & B OLO Video Game Design A* Video Game Design B* Design & Photo 1 Design & Photo 1H Design & Photo 2 Video Production Multimedia Design Concepts* OLO Introductory Digital Photography A* & B* OLO Video Game Design A* OLO Video Game Design B* Design & Photo 1 Design & Photo 1H Design & Photo 2 Video Production Film Studies OLO Multimedia Design Concepts* OLO Introduction to Digital Photography* A & B OLO Video Game Design* A & B Design & Photo 1 Design & Photo 1H Design & Photo 2 Video Production AP Studio ArtVA Film Studies OLO Multimedia Design Concepts* OLO Introduction Digital Photography A* & B* OLO Video Game Design A* & B* *Offered Online Only HHyFlex Only VA Visual Arts Department MEDIA ARTS DEPARTMENT COURSE LIST (Full Course descriptions available online at www.lhsoc.org/page/academics/academic-resources) Course Name Course Number Grade(s) Units UC On-Campus Online Design & Photo 1 1320 9-12 1.0 UC Approval Pending (f) On Campus Hyflex Design & Photo 1 1323 10-12 1.0 UC Approval Pending (f) On Campus Design & Photo 2 1330 10-12 1.0 UC Approved Pending (f) On Campus Video Production 1190 9-12 1.0 UC Approved (f) On Campus Intro to Digital Photo A 930-OLO 9-12 0.5 Elective Online Intro to Digital Photo B 935-OLO 9-12 0.5 Elective Online Film Studies 2353 11-12 1.0 UC Approved (f) On Campus Multimedia Design Concepts 915-OLO 9-12 0.5 Elective Online Video Game Design A 945-OLO 9-12 0.5 Elective Online Video Game Design B 946-OLO 9-12 0.5 Elective Online PERFORMING ARTS DEPARTMENT FLOW CHART FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR String Orchestra Wind Ensemble Concert Choir Honors Women’s Chorus Honors Chamber Choir Music Appreciation A* Music Appreciation B* Drama 1 Musical Theatre Ensemble Musical Theatre Dance Performance Dance Jazz Band** Bel Canto** Vocal Jazz Ensemble** Men’s Ensemble** String Orchestra or Honors String Orchestra Wind Ensemble or Honors Wind Ensemble Concert Choir Honors Women’s Chorus Honors Chamber Choir Creative Worship Music Theory Music Appreciation A* Music Appreciation B* Drama 1 or 2 Musical Theatre Ensemble Musical Theatre Dance Performance Dance Jazz Band** Bel Canto** Vocal Jazz Ensemble** Men’s Ensemble** String Orchestra or Honors String Orchestra Wind Ensemble or Honors Wind Ensemble Concert Choir Honors Women’s Chorus Honors Chamber Choir Creative Worship Music Theory Music Appreciation A* Music Appreciation B* Drama 1, 2 or 3 Musical Theatre Ensemble Musical Theatre Dance Performance Dance Jazz Band** Bel Canto** Vocal Jazz Ensemble** Men’s Ensemble** String Orchestra or Honors String Orchestra Wind Ensemble or Honors Wind Ensemble Concert Choir Honors Women’s Chorus Honors Chamber Choir Creative Worship Music Theory Music Appreciation A* Music Appreciation B* Drama 1, 2 or 3 Musical Theatre Ensemble Musical Theatre Dance Performance Dance Jazz Band** Bel Canto** Vocal Jazz Ensemble** Men’s Ensemble** *Offered Online Only ** Offered as After-School Ensembles PERFORMING ARTS DEPARTMENT COURSE LIST (Full Course descriptions available online at www.lhsoc.org/page/academics/academic-resources) INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Course Name Course Number Grade(s) Units UC On-Campus Online String Orchestra 1270 9-12 1.0 UC Approved (f) On Campus Honors String Orchestra 1275 10-12 1.0 Elective On Campus Wind Ensemble 1240 9-12 1.0 UC Approved (f) On Campus Honors Wind Ensemble 1510 10-12 1.0 UC Approved (f) On Campus CHORAL MUSIC AND MUSIC APPRECIATION CLASSES Course Name Course Number Grade(s) Units UC On-Campus Online Honors Women’s Chorus 1207 9-12 1.0 UC Approved (f) On Campus Concert Choir 1210 9-10 1.0 UC Approved (f) On Campus Honors Chamber Choir 1520 9-12 1.0 UC Approved (f) On Campus Sacred Music (Creative Worship) 1204 9-12 1.0 UC Approved (f) On Campus Music Appreciation A 910-OLO 9-12 1.0 Elective Online Music Appreciation B 911-OLO 9-12 1.0 Elective Online HyFlex Music Theory 9580 10-12 1.0 UC Approval Pending (f) On Campus THEATRE ARTS CLASSES Course Name Course Number Grade(s) Units UC On-Campus Online Drama 1 2570 9-12 1.0 UC Approved (f) On Campus Drama 2 2572 10-12 1.0 UC Approved (f) On Campus Drama 3 2575 10-12 1.0 UC Approved (f) On Campus Musical Theatre Ensemble 2540 9-12 1.0 UC Approval Pending (f) On Campus Musical Theatre Dance 5159 9-12 1.0 UC Approved (f)* On Campus Performance Dance 5160 9-12 1.0 UC Approved (f)* On Campus *or P.E. Credit for students in Grades 10-12 PERFORMING ARTS EXTRA-CURRICULAR OPPORTUNITIES (No credit is earned) Course Grades Description Jazz Band Grades 9-12 This ensemble is for advanced musicians with skills in saxophone, trumpet, trombone, piano, bass, guitar, or drums. Numerous performances each year include area church and community events, grade school assemblies, and school concerts. Bel Canto* Grades 10-12 An elite Women’s Performance Ensemble comprised of female vocalists in grades 10-12. Bel Canto sings a wide variety of advanced repertoire. Bel Canto rehearsals on Mondays from 3:00-4:30pm. Men’s Ensemble* Grades 9-12 A Men’s Performance Ensemble comprised of male vocalists in grades 9-12. Men’s Ensemble prepares a wide variety of repertoire. Rehearsals on Mondays from 3:00-4:30pm. Vocal Jazz Ensemble* Grades 9-12 An advanced mixed vocal ensemble comprised of male and female vocalists in grades 9-12. The Orange Lutheran Vocal Jazz Ensemble prepares rigorous repertoire. Vocal Jazz rehearses on Tuesdays and Thursdays. *Participation by Audition only. Students who participate in Bel Canto, Men’s Ensemble or Vocal Jazz Ensemble must be concurrently enrolled in a vocal class (Creative Worship, Honors Choir, Honors Women’s Chorus or Concert Choir). ENGLISH DEPARTMENT ENGLISH DEPARTMENT FLOW CHART FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR English 1** (H) English 1 (H) Freshman English 2 English 2** (H) English 2 (H) English 3, (H) English 3H or English 3** English 3** (H) English 3, (H) English 3H World Literature** Writing Experience** Honors Writing Experience AP Language AP Literature** World Literature** Writing Experience** (H) Writing Experience AP Language AP Literature** English Electives in addition to above courses: English Electives in addition to above courses: English Electives in addition to above courses: English Electives in addition to above courses: English Electives in addition to above courses: Journalism- Yearbook Journalism - Newspaper Communication in an Electronic Age* English Language Dev. Journalism- Yearbook Journalism - Newspaper Communication in an Electronic Age* English Language Development Journalism- Yearbook Journalism - Newspaper Communication in an Electronic Age* English Language Development Journalism- Yearbook Journalism - Newspaper Communication in an Electronic Age* English Language Development HHyFlex *Offered Online Only **Offered On Campus and Online ENGLISH DEPARTMENT COURSE LIST (Full Course descriptions available online at www.lhsoc.org/page/academics/academic-resources) Course Name Course Number Grade(s) Units NCAA / UC On-Campus Online English 1 - Intro to Literature/Composition 2110 610-OLO 9 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (b) On Campus and Online Honors English 1 - Intro to Literature/Composition 2112 9 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (b) On Campus Honors Freshman English 2 American Lit 2122 9 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (b) On Campus English 2- American Literature /Comp 2120 620-OLO 10-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (b) On Campus and Online Honors English 2 - American Lit / Comp 2125 10-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (b) On Campus Course Name Course Number Grade(s) Units NCAA / UC On-Campus Online English 3 - British Literature / Comp 2130 630-OLO 10-11 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (b) On Campus and Online Honors English 3 - British Literature / Comp 2135 10-11 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (b) On Campus and Online HyFlex Honors English 3 - British Lit 2137 10-11 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (b) On Campus World Literature/ Composition 2380 640-OLO 10-11 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (b) On Campus and Online Writing Experience 2390 680-OLO 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (b) On Campus and Online Honors Writing Experience 2420 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (b) On Campus AP English Literature / Composition 2610 691-OLO 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (b) On Campus and Online AP English Language / Composition 2620 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (b) On Campus Journalism - Yearbook 2240 9-12 1.0 Elective On Campus Journalism - Magazine 2242 9-12 1.0 Elective On Campus Communication in an Electronic Age 600-OLO 9-12 0.5 Elective Online English Language Development 2150 9-12 1.0 Elective On Campus HEALTH & WELLNESS DEPARTMENT HEALTH & WELLNESS DEPARTMENT FLOW CHART FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR Athletes PE (A.P.E.) (must make team) Activities P.E. (must make team) Yoga or Team Sports Health Education* (required) Foundations of Fitness* Personal Nutrition* Sports & Activities* Independent Study Physical Education** Athletes PE (A.P.E.) (must make team) Activities P.E. (must make team) Yoga or Team Sports Health Education* (required) Foundations of Fitness* Personal Nutrition* Sports & Activities* Intro to Athletic Training Independent Study Physical Education** Athletes PE (A.P.E.) (must make team) Activities P.E. (must make team) Yoga or Team Sports Health Education* (required) Foundations of Fitness* Personal Nutrition* Sports & Activities* Intro to Athletic Training Independent Study Physical Education** Athletes PE (A.P.E.) (must make team) Activities P.E. (must make team) Yoga or Team Sports Health Education* (required) Foundations of Fitness* Personal Nutrition* Sports & Activities* Intro to Athletic Training Independent Study Physical Education** *Offered Online Only ** Requires approval to enroll HEALTH & WELLNESS DEPARTMENT COURSE LIST (Full Course descriptions available online at www.lhsoc.org/page/academics/academic-resources) Course Name Course Number Grade(s) Units UC On-Campus Online Athletes P.E. (A.P.E.) 5300 9-12 1.0 Elective** On Campus Activities P.E. - Cheer 5430 9-12 1.0 Elective** On Campus Activities P.E. - Song 5450 9-12 1.0 Elective** On Campus Activities P.E. - Musical Theatre Dance 5159 9-12 1.0 Elective** On Campus Activities P.E. - Performance Dance 5160 9-12 1.0 Elective** On Campus Activities P.E. - Surf Team 5475 9-12 1.0 Elective** On Campus Yoga 5207 9-12 0.5 Elective** On Campus Team Sports 5209 9-12 0.5 Elective** On Campus Foundations of Fitness 5203-OLO 9-12 0.5 Elective** Online Personal Nutrition 5204-OLO 9-12 0.5 Elective** Online Sports & Activities 5205-OLO 9-12 0.5 Elective** Online Health Education 5201-OLO 9-12 0.5 Elective* Online Intro to Athletic Training 1 5190 10-12 0.5 -1 Elective On Campus Independent Study P.E. 5710 9-12 0.5 Elective** On Campus *one-half unit of Health Education is required to meet graduation requirements. **one and one-half units of Physical Education are required to meet graduation requirements. MATH DEPARTMENT MATH DEPARTMENT FLOW CHART FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR Pre-Algebra Algebra 1** Geometry** Intermediate Algebra 2 Algebra 1** Enriched Algebra Geometry** (H) Geometry Algebra 2** (H) Algebra 2 H Intro to Finite Math** Pre-Calculus H ** (H) Pre-Calculus Geometry** (H) Geometry (H) Algebra 2H Pre-Calculus H Honors Pre-Calculus and/or AP Statistics Intro to Finite Math** AP Calculus AB or BC, Calculus H and/or AP Statistics (H) Algebra 2 (H) Pre-Calculus AP Calculus AB or BC AP Statistics **Offered On Campus and Online HHyFlex option offered MATH DEPARTMENT COURSE LIST (Full Course descriptions available online at www.lhsoc.org/page/academics/academic-resources) Course Name Course Number Grade(s) Units NCAA / UC On-Campus Online Pre-Algebra 4020 9 1.0 n/a On Campus Algebra 1 4110 720-OLO 9-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (c) On Campus Online Enriched Algebra 1 4120 9-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (c) On Campus Geometry 4130 730-OLO 10-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (c) On Campus and Online Honors Geometry 4510 9-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (c) On Campus Intermediate Algebra 2 4210 10-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (c) On Campus Algebra 2/ Trigonometry 4310 750-OLO 10-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (c) On Campus and Online Honors Algebra 2 / Trig 4520 9-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (c) On Campus HyFlex Honors Alg 2/ Trig 5504 10-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (c) On Campus Pre-Calculus 4320 790-OLO 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (c) On Campus and Online HyFlex Pre-Calculus 5508 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (c) On Campus Honors Pre-Calculus 4530 10-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (c) On Campus Intro to Finite Math 4415 775-OLO 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (c) On Campus and Online Calculus 4600 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (c) On Campus HyFlex Calculus 4603 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (c) On Campus AP Statistics 4420 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (c) On Campus AP Calculus AB 4610 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (c) On Campus AP Calculus BC 4620 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (c) On Campus SCIENCE DEPARTMENT SCIENCE DEPARTMENT FLOW CHART FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR Biology** Chemistry or (H) Chemistry or (H) Chemistry H or Principles of Chemistry Anatomy or (H) Anatomy or (H) Anatomy H Astronomy/Geology* Physics A, Physics or AP Physics 1 Marine Biology Anatomy or (H) Anatomy or (H) Anatomy H Astronomy/Geology* Physics A, Physics or AP Physics 1 Marine Biology (H) Biology (H) Chemistry or (H) Chemistry H Anatomy or (H) Anatomy or (H) Anatomy H Astronomy/Geology* Marine Biology AP Biology AP Chemistry Physics or AP Physics 1 (H) Engineering (H) Molecular Genetics Computer Science Anatomy or (H) Anatomy or (H) Anatomy H Astronomy/Geology* Marine Biology AP Biology AP Chemistry Physics or AP Physics 1 or AP Physics C (H) Engineering (H) Molecular Genetics Computer Science *Offered Online Only **Offered On Campus and Online HHyFlex option offered SCIENCE DEPARTMENT COURSE LIST (Full Course descriptions available online at www.lhsoc.org/page/academics/academic-resources) Course Name Course Number Grade(s) Units NCAA / UC On-Campus Online Computer-Aided Drafting 1 (CAD 1) 1430 9-12 1.0 Elective On Campus Computer-Aided Drafting 2 (CAD 2) 1440 10-12 1.0 Elective On Campus Computer Science 1500 10-12 1.0 NCAA Approved. UC Approval Pending (g) On Campus Biology 6210 9 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (d) On Campus Biology A 6211 9 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (d) On Campus Biology 0820-OLO 9-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (d) Online Honors Biology 6550 9 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (d) On Campus AP Biology & Bio Lab 6650*/ 6652* 11-12 1.0/ 0.5 NCAA & UC Approved (d)* On Campus Course Name Course Number Grade(s) Units NCAA / UC On-Campus Online Honors Molecular Genetics (STEM) 6260 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (d) On Campus Principles of Chemistry 6125 10-11 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (d) On Campus Chemistry 6120 10-11 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (d) On Campus Chemistry 830-OLO 10-11 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (d) Online Honors Chemistry 6510 10-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (d) On Campus HyFlex Honors Chemistry 6513 10-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (d) On Campus AP Chemistry & Lab 6610/6612 11-12 1.0 / 0.5 NCAA & UC Approved (d)* On Campus Anatomy & Physiology 6230 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (d) On Campus Honors Anatomy & Physiology 6240 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (d) On Campus HyFlex Honors Anatomy & Physiology 6243 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (d) On Campus Physics A 6180 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (d) On Campus Physics 6130 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (d) On Campus AP Physics 1 6145 10-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (d) On Campus AP Physics C 6150 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (d) On Campus Honors Engineering (STEM) 6160 11-12 1.0 NCAA Approved On Campus Astronomy 0840-OLO 10-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (g) Online Geology 0841 10-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (g) Online Marine Biology 6250 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (d) On Campus *UC Approved Course (“d”) must be completed together SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT FLOW CHART Type FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR Required None World History** U.S. History** H US Government H** & Economics H** Honors/AP Courses (H) Ancient History Required for AP World History AP World History AP United States History** AP U.S. Government & (H) Economics** H AP Macroeconomics* Possible Electives World Geography Student Leadership Team World Geography Student Leadership Team World Geography Intro to Psychology Student Leadership Team AP Psychology H World Geography Intro to Psychology Student Leadership Team AP Psychology H *Offered Online Only **Offered On Campus and Online HHyFlex option offered SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT COURSE LIST (Full Course descriptions available online at www.lhsoc.org/page/academics/academic-resources) Course Name Course Number Grade(s) Units NCAA / UC On-Campus Online World Geography 7012 9-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (a) On Campus Honors Ancient History 7030 9 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (a) On Campus World History 7110 510-OLO 10 9-10 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (a) On Campus and Online AP World History 7620 10 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (a) On Campus U.S. History 7120 520-OLO 11 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (a) On Campus and Online HyFlex U.S. History 7123 11 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (a) On Campus AP U.S. History 7630 11 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (a) On Campus HyFlex AP U.S. History 7633 11 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (a) On Campus U.S. Government 7130 530-OLO 12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (a) On Campus and Online Economics 7140 531-OLO 12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (g) On Campus and Online AP U.S. Government & Honors Economics 7640 590- OLO 12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (a)(g) On Campus and Online Course Name Course Number Grade(s) Units NCAA / UC On-Campus Online HyFlex AP U.S. Gov & Honors Economics 7643 12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (a)(g) On Campus AP Macroeconomics 537-OLO 12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (g) On Campus Introduction to Psychology 7170 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (g) On Campus HyFlex AP Psychology 7203 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (g) On Campus Practical Applications of Servant Leadership 7180 9-12 1.0 Elective On Campus THEOLOGY DEPARTMENT THEOLOGY DEPARTMENT FLOW CHART FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR Theology 1H ** Theology 2 H ** Theology 3 H ** Theology 4 (Called To Believe)** and Christians in a Pluralistic Society** or Theology 4 (Called To Believe) H ** and Apologetics Electives: Creative Worship & Missions Class Electives: Creative Worship & Missions Class Electives: Creative Worship & Missions Class Electives: Creative Worship & Missions Class *Offered Online Only **Offered On Campus and Online HHyFlex option offered Note: Any semester grade of an “F” in Theology must be remediated prior to advancing to the next Theology Course. THEOLOGY DEPARTMENT COURSE LIST (Full Course descriptions available online at www.lhsoc.org/page/academics/academic-resources) Course Name Course Number Grade(s) Units Graduation On-Campus Online Theology 1 8110 1010- OLO 9 1.0 Required* On Campus and Online HyFlex Theology 1 5501 9 1.0 Required* On Campus Theology 2 8120 1020- OLO 10 1.0 Required* On Campus and Online HyFlex Theology 2 5503 10 1.0 Required* On Campus Theology 3 8130 11 1.0 Required* On Campus Theology 3 Monday Evenings 8134 11 1.0 Required* On Campus Theology 3 1030-OLO 11 1.0 Required* On Campus HyFlex Theology 3 5408 11 1.0 Required* On Campus Theology 4 Called to Believe 8160 1040- OLO 12 0.5 * On Campus HyFlex Theology 4 Called to Believe 1045 12 0.5 * On Campus Theology 4 - Christians in a Pluralistic Society 8190 1043- OLO 12 0.5 * On Campus Theology 4 Apologetics 8180 1044- OLO 12 0.5 * On Campus HyFlex Theology 4 1046 12 0.5 * On Campus Sacred Music Creative Worship 1204 10-12 1.0 UC Approved (f) On Campus Missions 7197 9-12 1.0 Elective On Campus *Completion of Theology 1, 2, 3 and 4 is required for graduation. Missions and Creative Worship are elective classes that do not fulfill the Theology graduation requirement. WORLD LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT WORLD LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT FLOW CHART FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR Chinese 1* French 1, 2 German 1, 2 Latin 1 Spanish 1**, 2** Chinese 1* French 1, 2, 3 German 1, 2, 3 Latin 1, 2 Spanish 1**, 2**, 3** Chinese 1* French 1, 2, 3, 4 German 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin 1, 2, 3(H) Spanish 1**, 2**, 3**, 4 Chinese 1* French 1, 2, 3, 4 German 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin 1, 2, 3(H), AP Spanish 1**, 2**, 3**, 4 *Offered Online Only **Offered On Campus and Online WORLD LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT COURSE LIST (Full Course descriptions available online at www.lhsoc.org/page/academics/academic-resources) Course Name Course Number Grade(s) Units NCAA/UC On-Campus Online Chinese 1 440-OLO 9-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (e) Online French 1 3210 9-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (e) On Campus French 2 3220 9-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (e) On Campus French 3 3230 10-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (e) On Campus French 4 3240 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (e) On Campus German 1 3310 9-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (e) On Campus German 2 3320 9-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (e) On Campus German 3 3330 10-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (e) On Campus German 4 3340 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (e) On Campus Latin 1 3400 9-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (e) On Campus Latin 2 3410 10-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (e) On Campus Honors Latin 3 3425 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (e) On Campus AP Latin 3430 12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (e) On Campus Course Name Course Number Grade(s) Units NCAA/UC On-Campus Online Spanish 1 3110 400- OLO 9-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (e) On Campus and Online Spanish 2 3120 410- OLO 9=12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (e) On Campus and Online Spanish 3 3130 420- OLO 10-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (e) On Campus and Online Spanish 4 3150 11-12 1.0 NCAA & UC Approved (e) On Campus OTHER ELECTIVES COURSE LIST (Full Course descriptions available online at www.lhsoc.org/page/academics/academic-resources) Course Name Course Number Grade(s) Units NCAA/UC On-Campus Online Academic Prep Class 9010 9-12 .25* On Campus Accounting 444-OLO 10-12 0.5 Elective Online Business Law 445-OLO 9-12 0.5 Elective Online Music Appreciation A 910-OLO 9-12 1 Elective Online Music Appreciation B 911-OLO 9-12 1 Elective Online T.A. (Student Assistant) 9110 11-12 .25* On Campus *one-quarter unit per semester

    NCAA Approved? Our College Athletics Adviser provides expertise in reviewing a student’s core course requirements for both the NCAA and NAIA eligibility centers, assisting students with understanding recruiting rules, as well as marketing themselves as prospective college athletes.

    Homeschool Info: Orange Lutheran provides online education for our students. Studies can be designed and mixed by fitting students' individual needs with half online and half courses in campus. Students can also take a single class online in order to have more time for extracurricular activities. Orange Lutheran Online mirrors the same high quality academic structure as a traditional classroom and flexible format.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

    Offers Summer Classes: Not listed.

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: Yes

    Additional Information: Founded in 1973, Orange Lutheran High School, is a comprehensive private Christian co-educational college preparatory high school, grades 9-12, that exists to help students internalize the gospel message of salvation in Christ Jesus. The culture and climate of Orange Lutheran is based on caring relationships that strengthen our community as a Lancer Family. High standards of excellence coupled with a warm, energetic atmosphere create a safe, nurturing environment where students can thrive, as they discover and develop their unique gifts, talents, and passions.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 2222 N. Santiago Blvd., Orange, CA 92867

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38. Christian Educators Academy

    At Christian Educators Academy, one of the top-rated online high schools today, graduates have given written testimonies to the success of our online school. Christian Educators Academy is a school with a flexible and academically challenging curriculum. It provides strong education while integrating Christian values in curriculum and lifestyle of the school.

    Accreditation: CEA is accredited by AdvancED that is one of the leading accreditation agencies who has accredited over 20,000 high schools and colleges all around the world. CEA also has accreditation rewarded by SACS -Southern Association of Colleges and Schools which accredits all the major colleges and universities in the southeastern of United States.

    Year Founded/Established: Not Listed

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: Christian

    Tuition and Fees: HS full year : $2600 HS semester: $1800 Middle School Full yr: $1800 Middle School Semester: 1000

    Payment Plan: HS – Full Year: down payment $800 + 6 Installments of $300 HS –Semester: downpayment $800 + 4 installments of $250 MS Full year: down payment $800 + 6 installments of $166 MS Semester: down payment $500 + 4 installments of $125

    Electives: Anthropology, Art I: World Cultures, Astronomy, Biotechnology, Cosmetology, Creative Writing, Criminology, Culinary Arts, Digital Photography I/II, Entrepreneurship, Fashion & Interior Design, Forensic Science I/II, Gothic Lit, Health Opportunities through Physical Education (HOPE), History of the Holocaust, Hospitality & Tourism, Lord of the Rings , Music Appreciation, Mythology and Folklore, Peer Counseling, Personal Finance, Philosophy, Psychology, Real World Parenting, Social Media, Sociology, Sports & Entertainment, Veterinary Science, World Religions.

    Graduation Requirements: CEA’s graduation requirements are based on the requirements of the State of Florida Department of Education, and align with the entrance requirement of most 4-year colleges.

    Flexibility: Children should be online 15-20 hours a week, but you can schedule field trips, physical education, art and music anytime. Flexible courses are offered year round, begin immediately after enrollment, and accommodate students desiring to work at their own pace, quickly receiving feedback on their progress.

    College credit: All AP and Dual-Enrollment Courses require a textbook as specified by the College Board. Courses below marked with an asterisk (*) are also offered as Dual Enrollment courses through Colorado Christian University (CCU). English Language & Composition*; Literature & Composition*,Calculus*, Statistics*Biology*, Chemistry*, Psychology, US History*, US Government*, Microeconomics*, Macroeconomics*

    Curriculum / Careers: One of the best features of CEA’s best online high school is that we use best-in-class college preparatory curriculum from two leading vendors, both of which have received prestigious awards and are well-regarded by colleges. These two vendors are Apex Learning and Gradpoint by Pearson. In addition, CEA uses Rosetta Stone World Languages, and offers Apologia as a Christian-based alternative for its science courses.

    NCAA Approved? Could not find any information on NCAA.

    Homeschool Info: CEA recognizes the importance of vastly different learning styles, learning pace and attention spans. Because of this, CEA recommends online home schooling for students in 6th through 12th grade.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? No information found on ACT and SAT preparation.

    Offers Summer Classes: Not listed.

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: Yes

    Additional Information: At CEA, as a Christian online high school, we believe that learning is more than just academics. We believe that good education involves the whole person – not just the mind and academics, but all other aspects as well – character development, social skills, and physical training. While much of our direct effort is focused on academics, we also recognize that character, social and other aspects are equally as important. We strive to model good behavior through our teachers, and to assist our student learn to overcome barriers and obstacles.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 601 Shorewood Drive, Unit G303, Cape Canaveral, FL 32920

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39. International Connections Academy

    

    International Connections Academy allows students certain freedom, however require strong dedication to the program with the minimum amount of hours of studying per day. ICA's online program seems to provide students with full experience of private high school.

    Accreditation: International Connections Academy (iNaCA) is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges & Schools (MSA). iNaCA is also accredited by the following accrediting divisions of AdvancED: the Southern Association of Colleges & Schools Council on Accreditation and School Improvement (SACS CASI), the Northwest Accreditation Commission (NWAC) and the North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement (NCA CASI).

    Year Founded/Established: 2001

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None Listed

    Tuition and Fees: Full Academic Year fpr Lower (K–5) $4,880, Middle (6–8) $5,880, Upper (9–12) $6,880.

    Payment Plan: If a monthly payment plan is selected, delinquency in tuition payment (more than 15 days) will result in the disabling of the student's account access. Access will be renewed when the delinquency is resolved. Long-term delinquency (more than 30 days) will result in the student's withdrawal from International Connections Academy.

    Electives: math, science, language arts/English, social studies, honors, APcourses, world languages, music, game design, digital arts, sign language, and so on.

    Graduation Requirements: International Connections Academy (iNaCA) provides in-depth support to ensure that students understand graduation requirements and are well prepared for life beyond high school. To ensure that each graduating class of seniors is well prepared for the transition out of virtual high school, iNaCA provides: Access to a full-time certified school counselor Assistance creating a four-year academic plan College and career planning help, including: Guidance in finding appropriate college or career opportunities Live Lesson® online workshops that provide information about the college application process, financial aid, and scholarships Free access to online test preparation courses for college admissions tests Official transcripts Additional extracurricular activities such as Debate Club, Career Club, and College Planning Club High School Graduation Requirements Students must successfully earn a minimum of 21–24 credits to graduate based on their specific graduation plan. The course credits required to graduate include: Minimum Language Arts (English): 4 credits Math (Any 3): 3 credits Science (Any 3): 3 credits Social Studies (U..S History): 1 credit Social Studies (Any other Social Studies): 1 credit Electives (Any Electives offered for credit): 9 credits Total: 21 credits Recommended Language Arts (English I, II, III, IV - regular, honors, dual, or AP): 4 credits Math (Algebra 1 and above): 4 credits Science (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Science elective): 4 credits Social Studies (U.S. History, World History, American Government .5/Economics .5, Social Studies elective): 4 credits World Language (2 years in the same language): 2 credits Electives (Any other electives offered for credit): 3 credits Total: 21 credits Distinguished Academic Plan* Language Arts (English I, II, III, IV - regular, honors, dual, or AP): 4 credits Math (Algebra 1 and above): 4 credits Science (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Science elective): 4 credits Social Studies (U.S. History, World History, American Government .5/Economics .5, Social Studies elective): 4 credits World Language (3 years in the same language): 3 credits Electives (Any other electives offered for credit): 5 credits Total: 24 credits

    Flexibility: High school credit recovery courses require the equivalent of about 4 hours of work per day, 5 days a week for the duration of the course. Live Lesson technology allows students to interact directly with a certified teacher; our online learning platform enables students to track and complete assignments at the time and place convenient to your family.

    College credit: Earning an Accelerated High School Diploma and an Associate’s Degree Our Dual Diploma program allows students to earn a diploma and an associate’s degree in just four years. Through this program and our partnership with American Public University (APU), students successfully completing the junior year at International Connections Academy are granted a year of college credit at APU at no costs beyond their iNaCA tuition and fees. In their senior year, students are admitted directly to APU to complete both their high school graduation requirements and their sophomore year of college at the same time. (NOTE: Seniors enrolled in this program pay tuition directly to APU. For more information on APU tuition and fees, please visit the APU website.) Upon successful completion of their senior year, students graduate with an accelerated high school diploma from iNaCA and an associate degree from APU. Students can enter the workplace with the advantage of an associate degree or go on to complete their bachelor’s degree. American Public University is part of the American Public University System (APUS), which is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (www.hlcommission.org), a regional accrediting body recognized by the U.S. Department of Education (ED), and the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA). A nationally recognized leader in online education, APU offers more than 100 undergraduate and graduate degree programs in Arts & Humanities, Business Education, Public Service & Health, Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM), and Security and Global Studies.

    Curriculum / Careers: With classroom teaching experience, subject matter expertise, and advanced degrees in instructional design, curriculum development, and technology education, the curriculum team is dedicated to developing a high-quality online curriculum that delivers real results and prepares students for college. They identify the skills and objectives students need to learn, and then create lessons and assessments to help students practice and develop those skills. That way, International Connections Academy students don't just learn a subject like in traditional home school programs online—they master it.

    NCAA Approved? In addition to our institution-wide accreditations, many International Connections Academy core high school courses are approved by the NCAA Eligibility Center.

    Homeschool Info: Full-time K–12 programs, Unlike traditional homeschool programs online, iNaCA has lead by teachers and this program has flexible learning options to fit students' needs and interests. We also provide a wide private school experience including activities, counseling, electives, and more.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

    Offers Summer Classes: At International Connections Academy (iNaCA), online summer school students continue learning while still enjoying the freedom of summer. You can enrich your child's summer while supporting academic growth with your choice of more than 100 exciting online courses. Flexible start dates make it easy for the online summer courses to fit your family’s busy summer schedule.

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: Yes

    Additional Information: Learning about online school starts with the school experience itself. We share a common goal with parents: to ensure that students become productive, successful, and confident adults. Through our full-time virtual school, individual courses, or summer school programs, International Connections Academy helps online students build on their unique strengths and interests in a setting that is both safe and connected to a larger community of global learners.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 1001 Fleet Street, 5th Floor, Baltimore, MD 21202

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40. University of Missouri High School – Mizzou K-12

    

    Mizzou K-12 is proud to offer high quality coursework (including Advanced Placement courses) for students grades 6–12. Faculty and staff include cutting-edge instructors who want to venture new answers to age-old questions in education. Studying in such well accredited program can be very beneficial to college application process.

    Accreditation: MU Online High School is accredited by AdvancED and the North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement.

    Year Founded/Established: 2014

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None found

    Tuition and Fees: Course enrollment: $500 per .5 credit

    Payment Plan: pay per credit

    Electives: Agriculture, Business and Computer Science, Driver Education, Family and Consumer Sciences, Fine Arts, Health and Physical Education, Language Arts, Mathematics, Personal Development, Science, Social Studies, World Languages.

    Graduation Requirements: You must successfully complete a minimum number of final courses (in Carnegie units) after acceptance into our diploma program. The number of credits will depend on the diploma path you select. In addition, diploma students are required to meet all MUHS Graduation Requirements.

    Flexibility: Meeting each need: Credit acceleration — graduate sooner by taking more classes Curriculum expansion — more options than traditional school Challenging courses — AP and Honors classes Military connected — creating a smoother PCS transition Flexible daily schedule — customizing learning for all, including athletes or working students

    College credit: All courses have passed the official College Board AP Course Audit.

    Curriculum / Careers: Our Curriculum: Is developed and facilitated by Missouri-certified educators or University of Missouri faculty. It Aligns with national and Missouri standards Accredited by AdvancED and the NCA CASI. Mizzou K-12 / University of Missouri High School offers courses that have undergone rigorous review by the NCAA. Our courses have earned numerous awards.

    NCAA Approved? Many of Mizzou's online courses have been NCAA approved and certifies that student-athletes will meet initial-eligibility requirements. All prospective collegiate athletes need to ensure they select courses that have been labeled as "NCAA" or "reviewed and approved by the NCAA" to ensure they receive the eligibility credentials.

    Homeschool Info: Our content is available to supplement your existing curriculum. With our “you teach” options, schools, districts, and teachers may purchase a license to our curriculum to use for your own educational purposes.

    Offers Summer Classes: Yes - Flexible courses are offered year round, begin immediately after enrollment, and accommodate students desiring to work at their own pace, quickly receiving feedback on their progress. This means they may take as much time as they need or work ahead in their courses, within the set parameters.

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: yes

    Additional Information: Hundreds of homeschool families have found that Mizzou K-12 Online is a perfect fit. Part-Time Enrollment: courses to supplement home-based instruction or Full-Time Diploma Program: a quality fully online educational solution. The variety of courses are offered in both Flexible and Scheduled formats, allowing for a customized learning solution.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 306 Clark Hall, Columbia, MO 65211

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41. Christa McAuliffe School of Arts and Sciences

    

    Christa McAuliffe School of Arts and Sciences provides a unique educational and entertaining curriculum. This school believes in helping every student achieve his dreams and find the path towards the future both in terms of academics and arts.

    Accreditation: AdvancED/NWAC Accredited & NCAA Approved

    Year Founded/Established: Not Listed

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None found

    Tuition and Fees: Graduation Fee: $425 DIAMOND: $14,995 Textbook Fee: $100 AP/Honors Course: $75 Platinum: $8,495 Gold: $6,495 Silver: $5,495 Registration: $250

    Payment Plan: Appears to be a one time payment - I do not see any details on installments or payment plans

    Electives: Must submit a request for course details on the website

    Graduation Requirements: English: 4 Credits Math: 3 Credits Social Studies: 3 Credits World Language, Fine Arts, & Occupational Education: 3 Credits Health & Fitness: 2 Credits Electives: 6 Credits Total: 24 Credits

    Flexibility: While many states will consider enrolling your son or daughter in an out of state private online school as the same as homeschooling for state reporting purposes, a private online school option is not the same as homeschooling your child. There are many benefits to enrolling into CMASAS vs. the traditional homeschool route. CMASAS transcripts are recognized and accepted worldwide through our accreditation with NWAC and AdvancEd We offer credentialed instructors to work directly with your child CMASAS will assist with providing documentation to state/district agencies to satisfy your state requirements for choosing an out of state private school. Many times this may be as simple as providing an official transcript each year or using our course objectives for courses planned to be taken during the year Flexible print based and online curriculum options for grades K-5 Rigorous, college prep curriculum to prepare students for success in college and life beyond high school Our staff is experienced with homeschool curriculum in grades K-5 and can help assist in choosing the right curriculum for your son or daughter. We also blend the homeschool philosophy of education with a private online school offering to create a truly unique learning experience not found in homeschooling or other online school options.

    College credit: We offer both AP and honors courses. Our Honorable Honors program is very popular as it allows students to engage in activities worthy of inclusion on a resume or college application.

    Curriculum / Careers: We select a variety of curriculum resources to meet student needs, as opposed to meeting any current trend in public education. As an accredited private school, we have the freedom to focus on each individual student’s needs to provide a high-quality education.

    NCAA Approved? Yes.

    Homeschool Info: A private online school option is not the same as homeschooling your child. There are many benefits to enrolling into CMASAS instead of the traditional homeschool route.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Yes, they offer a testing end education prep center

    Offers Summer Classes: Their summer break is ony from July 1-10th.

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: Yes, they are internationally accredited

    Additional Information: Personalized education program tailored to suite the needs of the student, which is student driven forcing the student to have an active role in their education

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 5200 SW Meadows Rd. Ste. 150, Lake Oswego, OR 97035

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42. Penn Foster High School

    

    Penn Foster provides academically challenging and affordable education for both youth and adults. It creates a welcoming environment with a 24/7 supporting community.

    Accreditation: AdvancedED/MSACESS

    Year Founded/Established: 1890

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: Quaker

    Tuition and Fees: Monthly payments of $49 for a total of $1,219 One time full payment of $949 (total for the year) Or Mail-in Monthly payments of $49 for a total of $1,315 Monthly payments subject to credit rating

    Payment Plan: Monthly online, One time payment in full, or monthly by mail

    Electives: Auto Repair Technician, Child Care Professional, Medical Administrative Assistant, Small Business Management, Veterinary Assistant, Algebra 1/2, American Literature, Art Appreciation, Chemistry, Geometry, Music Appreciation, Psychology, Spanish , Business Math, Economics, English Communications, General Science, Microsoft Word & Excel.

    Graduation Requirements: Our online high school curriculum is a total of 21.5 credits, including your basic general education requirements, like English and math courses. Penn Foster High School students get to choose 5 elective credits, ranging from academic electives, like American literature and algebra to career electives, like auto repair and vet assistant.

    Flexibility: Individual courses are available

    College credit: Not listed

    Curriculum / Careers: Mathematics, business, IT, English, Social studies, science, art & humanities, languages

    NCAA Approved? No

    Homeschool Info: None listed on the site

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? None listed

    Offers Summer Classes: Yes

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll:

    Additional Information: This seems geared more to continuing adult education - for adults who did not complete high school.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 3624 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA.

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43. James Madison High School

    

    JMHS enables students to take control of their lives in a flexible and adaptive curriculum. JMHS provides highly relevant, affordable and convenient classes for its students.

    Accreditation: James Madison High School meets high educational standards and accredited in regions and nations. Regionally, the school is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Council on Accreditation and School Improvement (SACS CASI). The school is also accredited by the Accrediting Commission of the Distance Education Accrediting Commission (DEAC) which is an accreditation division of AdvancED. JMHS.

    Year Founded/Established: 1996

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None Listed

    Tuition and Fees: Monthly auto-pay online payments of $59 for a total of $1,824 One time full payment of $1,499 (total for the year) Or Mail billed payments of $59 for a total of $1,899 Monthly payments subject to credit rating

    Payment Plan: Monthly online autopay, One time payment in full, or billed monthly

    Electives: College Prep Electives: Fitness, Nutrition, Personal Finance, Principles of Public Speaking, Reading and Literature, Vocabulary Studies. HS Diploma Electives: Accounting, Business, Chemistry, Fitness, General Mathematics, Nutrition, Physics, Pre-Calculus, Principles of Public Speaking, Reading & Literature, Spanish I, II, III.

    Graduation Requirements: 23 credits for both a HS Diploma and a College Prep Diploma - courses vary

    Flexibility: Study anytime, anywhere, at your own pace Engaging eBooks and interactive lessons enrich your learning; optional printed textbooks are available Certified teachers provide personalized academic support As a student at JMHS, you will learn independently, guided by our caring staff every step of the way. Move ahead with your online high school education on your terms.

    College credit: I couldn't find anything on AP or honors courses leading me to believe college credits are not included

    Curriculum / Careers: Accounting Algebra I, II American History Biology Biology Lab Chemistry Earth Science English I, II, III, IV Fitness General Mathematics Geometry Health Nutrition Personal Finance Physical science Physical Science Lab Physics Physics Lab Pre-Algebra Pre-calculus Principles of Public Speaking Reading & Lit Spanish I, II, III American Government & Politics American Government & Economics Vocabulary Studies World Geography World History

    NCAA Approved? Not listed online.

    Homeschool Info: James Madison High School is online homeschooling. We provide 100% online homeschooling program and it is regionally accredited including engaging study materials

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

    Offers Summer Classes: Not listed.

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll:

    Additional Information: At James Madison High School, we strive to provide a flexible, affordable online high school to students of all types – whether you want an alternative to your brick-and-mortar school, need to make up credits to graduate, or have been out of school for awhile. Mission Statement: JMHS empowers students to achieve their aspirations through flexible, convenient, affordable, and highly relevant educational programs.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 6625 The Corners Parkway, Suite 500, Norcross, GA 30092

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44. Mother of Divine Grace School

    

    Mother of Divine Grace School is proud of the classic methodology that allows students and parents recognize, develop and achieve academic stages of formation. It is especially proud of the support provided to the students. Finally the curriculum allows the students to grow academically and spiritually in a Catholic community.

    Accreditation: Mother of Divine Grace School is an accredited private school with an independent accreditation agency. The agency has determined that Mother of Divine Grace School's courses, educational goals, academic records and business practices meet all the standards for a private school. It is also accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).

    Year Founded/Established: 1995

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: Catholic

    Tuition and Fees: Tuition Fee: Plan 1: One Payment of $690 per family Plan 2: Four Payments of $195 totaling $780 per family Payment 1 (due June 1st) $195 Payment 2 (due September 1st) $195 Payment 3 (due December 1st) $195 Payment 4 (due March 1st) $195 Plan 3: Ten Payments totaling $780 per family Payment 1-10 (automatic payments due on or after the 1st of each month July-April) $78.00 Plan 3: Enrollments after June 30th: Eight Payments totaling $780 per family Payment 1-8 (automatic payments due on or after the 1st of each month September-April) $97.50 New Family Fee: $100 (per family) Registration Fee: $175 (per family); Early Enrollment: $125 (per family before July 1st; $50 savings!). Middle School Student Fee: $40 (per each 6th - 8th Grade student) High School Student Fee: $80 (per each 9th - 12th Grade student) Transcript Evaluation Fee: $50 (per new 10th - 12th Grade students) (Applicable for each year of high school completed outside of Mother of Divine Grace School.) Special Services Program Fees Special Services Fee Level 1: $35 (per Level 1 special needs student) Special Services Fee Level 2: $135 (per Level 2 special needs student) Special Services Additional Consultation Fees: Access to Sharon Hensley for additional help at $50/hour for one consultation if needed

    Payment Plan: Three different tuition payment plans are available in payments of one, four, and ten.

    Electives: While electives are not listed publicly on their website, they do have the entire syllabi for each grade level listed with links to review.

    Graduation Requirements: Total Credits: 27.5 (Total Units: 275) This is Mother of Divine Grace School's suggested course of study for high school students and meets/or exceeds the requirements for most colleges in the United States. Mother of Divine Grace School's consultants will help the parent adapt the curriculum for each student to meet the requirements for the college he is interested in attending.

    Flexibility: We care about flexibility: Parents can substitute materials of their choice, provided they are not anti-Catholic or inappropriate for the student's grade level, in the place of recommended texts.

    College credit: Not listed

    Curriculum / Careers: The curriculum is both Catholic and classical. The best sources were chosen for subjects in different areas. Although the courses implement Catholic worldview, there is no explicit content in the courses as Mother of Divine Grace believes in free mind of Catholicism.

    NCAA Approved? Information unavailable.

    Homeschool Info: Mother of Divine Grace School offers several programs designs courses based on students interests. We have three supplemental programs: Teacher Services, Learning Support, and the Special Services Program.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? SAT and ACT are offered by the College Board many times throughout the school year. It is generally taken by 11th or 12th graders.

    Offers Summer Classes: Not listed.

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll:

    Additional Information: MODG has written and tested two new Latin programs Beginning Latin and Fundamentals of Latin Grammar series to teach Latin to younger students. They are rules based, presenting the basic rules and patterns that underlie all of Latin grammar in a simple and straightforward manner.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 407 Bryant Circle, Suite B1, Ojai, CA 93023

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45. University of Nebraska High School

    

    University of Nebraska High School is proud of their academics and curriculum that prepares the students for smooth transition to college. With multiple awards and nearly 90 years of experience UNHS assures to provide the students with useful and academically challenging courses.

    Accreditation: UNHS has accreditations from Nebraska Department of Education since 1967 and AdvancED since 1978.

    Year Founded/Established: 1967

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None Listed

    Tuition and Fees: Each .5 Carnegie Unit AND 5 Credit Course: $200 non-resident/$150 Nebraska Resident Each 1.0 Carnegie Unit and 10 Credit Course: $400 non-resident/$300 Nebraska Resident Administrative Fee The administrative fee is $50 per course and is non-refundable. Textbooks & Materials (may be refundable) UNHS partners with Follett Virtual Campus to provide textbooks and instructional materials for purchase. Refund Policy Optional Fees Print Course Fees Print courses are an optional addition to the online courses and have additional fees. Mail Processing: $35 per course, non-refundable Transcript Evaluation Fee: $35 per student, one-time fee To apply existing credits toward an UNHS diploma, official transcripts and the Transcript Evaluation Form must be submitted. Our Academic Adviser will evaluate transferrable credit hours. Course Transfer/Switch Fee: $35 per transfer Students may switch enrollment to another course within 30 days of enrollment. Any completed teacher connect activity, evaluation, project, or test in the initial course will result in a $15 processing fee per item. Course Extension Fee: $35 per course If a course is not completed within one year of the enrollment date, a 90-day extension may be requested. An extension will result in 90 additional days from the date the course expired. Language Placement Test: $35 per test The placement test is recommended if a student wants to enroll in a second-year or higher level foreign language class and have not taken a foreign language class through UNHS. Math Placement Test: $35 per test The Algebra or Geometry placement tests are recommended to determine what level of mathematics students should start with when entering UNHS. Mail Processing: $35 per course Print only courses require assignments to be submitted by mail. Some online courses also require certain assignments to be submitted by mail that cannot be submitted online. If the proctor is unable to download tests from the Internet, the mail processing service should be used. The University of Nebraska High School will ship all mail processing supplies to domestic and international locations using the United States Postal Service (USPS).

    Payment Plan: Per course/credit

    Electives: Core, Elective & AP, More than 100 online high school courses. Courses meet national and state academic and quality standards, Foundational courses help students bridge grade-level gaps, Electives allow students to explore special interests or career choices, Advanced Placement courses provide challenging coursework and college credit, Core and AP courses are NCAA-approved.

    Graduation Requirements: To earn a UNHS diploma students must earn 200 credit hours (20 units). Graduation requirements are based on state accreditation requirements. Two diploma tracks are offered - HS diploma and College Prep.

    Flexibility: Flexible & Self-Paced Complete courses in five weeks to one year Enroll any time of year 24/7 online access No age or grade level requirements to take courses

    College credit: Not listed

    Curriculum / Careers: Core, Elective & AP More than 100 online high school courses Courses meet national and state academic and quality standards Foundational courses help students bridge grade-level gaps Electives allow students to explore special interests or career choices Advanced Placement courses provide challenging coursework and college credit

    NCAA Approved? Students working toward academic eligibility through the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) must meet several academic requirements throughout their high school careers. By meeting these requirements, students are able to participate in college sports. UNHS provides several video tutorials with details about NCAA academic requirements. However, student-athletes should become familiar with NCAA resources to ensure they are meeting requirements.

    Homeschool Info: 24/7 availability of coursework, including summers

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Yes, as well as prep work to adjust to college life after graduation.

    Offers Summer Classes: 24/7 availability of coursework, including summers

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: Yes

    Additional Information: Award-Winning United States Distance Learning Association (USDLA) K-12 Best Practice for Distance Learning Programming, Physics & Biology University Professional & Continuing Education Association (UPCEA) UNHS has also earned nine awards from UPCEA. The awards recognize new and innovative distance courses.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 206 S 13th St Ste 800, PO Box 880226, Lincoln, NE 68588-0226

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46. Liberty University Online Academy

    

    Liberty University Online Academy offers a wide range of online high school courses in a variety of formats. It is proud of the proven curriculum taught from a Biblical perspective.

    Accreditation: Liberty University Online Academy is accredited by AdvancEd who has been approved by the Virginia Council for Private Education as authorized by the Virginia State Board of Education. This accreditation means students are enrolled in a high quality private academy. Since each state has different education requirements, you will need to check with your own state.

    Year Founded/Established: Not Listed

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: Christian

    Tuition and Fees: Full Year Courses $549 each Grades K-1 take 3 courses (approximately $1,647 per year). Grades 2-8 take 5 courses (approximately $2,745 per year). Grades 9-12 take a total of 26 course credits throughout high school to graduate. (approximately $3,568.50 per year). Half Year Courses $274.50 each FAMILY TUITION PLAN FOR FULL TIME STUDENTS 1-2 students enrolled in at least five credits for the year or 2.5 credits for a semester $549 per credit ($274.50/half) Third and any additional students 20% discount PART-TIME STUDENT TUITION Full year - 1 credit course $549 per credit Half year (one semester) - 1/2 credit course $274.50 per credit A part-time student is one who enrolls in only select LUOA courses. Part-time students are required to take an entrance assessment exam to evaluate student skill levels in English and Math. The part-time option is provided for students who are homeschooled or enrolled in another school but need a few specific courses to supplement their education.

    Payment Plan: Interest-free, monthly payment plans are available. Tuition is charged in 5 or 10 month plans for a $45 non-refundable fee.

    Electives: Electives Fine Art and Career Technology Electives Academic and Career Success* Required for all high school students. Fulfills .5 credit of the 3 credit hour requirement for Fine Art and Career Technology Computer Applications I* Suggested for Juniors and Seniors only. All other requests will be reviewed by department chairs. Computer Applications II* Suggested for Juniors and Seniors only. All other requests will be reviewed by department chairs. Essentials of Business* Family and Consumer Science High School Guitar Music Appreciation* Foreign Language Electives French I French II Spanish I Spanish II Spanish III General Electives America’s Colonial Foundations* American Literature* British Literature* Civil War and Reconstruction* College Planning and Preparation* Consumer Math Creative Writing* History of the Constitution* Public Speaking* Trigonometry* *One Semester Course

    Graduation Requirements: 9 Successfully complete 8th grade 10 Accumulate a minimum of 7 credits 11 Accumulate a minimum of 13 credits 12 Accumulate a minimum of 19 credits; plan to graduate in the immediate year The ACT or SAT examination is required for admission to many colleges and universities.

    Flexibility: LUOA believes that a child’s education is the God-given responsibility of parents, as taught in the Bible, and exists to help Christian parents fulfill this responsibility by educating and equipping their children according to the teachings of Scripture and by providing godly role models. Therefore, LUOA is in partnership with parents, delivering proven educational materials through modern technology, and allowing families to receive expert instruction and support practically anywhere in the world.

    College credit: Not listed

    Curriculum / Careers: High School Course Descriptions Bible, English, Health & Physical Education, History, Math, Science, Electives

    NCAA Approved? Liberty University Online Academy is currently not an approved institution with the NCAA Clearinghouse. Therefore, if your student wishes to compete in an NCAA sport in college please be aware of this situation. LUOA will be submitting an application for approval this coming year. Please check back to this page for up to date information as we progress through the NCAA application process.

    Homeschool Info: Liberty University Online Academy provides students the support of a traditional class with technology-based academic program. Liberty University Online Academy offers the best of homeschool, private school, and Bible-based education.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

    Offers Summer Classes: yes

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: No information found on international students.

    Additional Information: Recognizing that the primary responsibility for education rests with parents (Psalm 78:5, 6), Liberty University Online Academy serves as an extension of the family to aid parents in this task. The philosophy of Liberty University Online Academy is based on the premise that man’s ultimate purpose is to glorify God (I Corinthians 6:19, 20; 10:31). The Academy exists to help students reach their full potential by guiding them and developing them spiritually, morally, personally, socially and academically (Luke 2:52). LUOA teachers and administrative staff must be born-again Christians who are consciously committed to Jesus Christ, knowing their lives serve as examples to those whom they teach. The faculty and staff recognize that only when a student accepts Christ as Savior and yields to His lordship can he realize his own unique potential (Romans 10:10-13). Education and learning are biblical imperatives (Deuteronomy 6:6-7; Proverbs 3:1-9); therefore, all instruction is biblically-based (Deuteronomy 4:2-9). Specific content grows from the following: God’s mandate at creation for mankind to have dominion over the earth (Genesis 1:1; 26-28), requiring learning in the areas of language, mathematics, the physical and natural sciences, technology and fine arts. The hostile environment resulting from the Fall of man (Genesis 3:9-24), intensifying his need to understand all areas of general curriculum, as well as the social sciences, health sciences and the study of God’s written word. The command for Christians to evangelize the lost and to disciple believers (Matthew 28:18-20), underscoring the need to learn all of the above disciplines.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 1971 University Boulevard, MSC Box 710026, Lynchburg, Virginia 24515

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47. National High School

    

    National High School offers a private, comprehensive, and affordable education to those students who desire to receive a high school diploma. The student can choose from Advanced or Remedial Courses that support individual needs of each student and their lifestyle.

    Accreditation: National High School is accredited by Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and Schools Council on Accreditation and School Improvement (SACS CASI), an accrediting division of AdvancED. The accreditation demonstrates the dedication of us to continue improving in all that we do. We provide to our students the opportunities to receive a rigorous, high quality education through learning innovation methods.

    Year Founded/Established: Not Listed

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None Listed

    Tuition and Fees: While pricing needs to be requested I did find this: The flat fee per month is for 2 courses and more, which is inclusive of the electronic books for each subject, individualized learn center, student mentors, and state approved teachers live session assistance. The best part about the tuition is that payments stops when students have completed the self paced program.

    Electives: None listed

    Graduation Requirements: English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Modern Language/Fine Arts, Health/PE, Electives 24 credits total required to graduate

    Flexibility: Schedule with Flexibility: Complete courses at your own pace and at times that best fit their daily schedules.

    College credit: Not listed

    Curriculum / Careers: National High School’s admissions requirements are aligned with the National requirements. It is important that we put forth graduates with a well rounded education that we enforce through our graduation requirements. This way we ensure that each student receives an education that continues to open additional avenues where they can continue a post-secondary education, move onto the work force, or continue with the military. National High School’s diploma program’s flexibility allows for students to transfer in all credits earned from a previous high school at any age and pick up from where they left off, as long as a transcript is provided. National High School’s platform allows for students who have been previously home schooled to integrate their home school experience, as long as a transcript is provided.

    NCAA Approved? National High School is approved by the National Collegiate Athletic Association. With National High School’s online courses, young athletes can fulfill NCAA® initial eligibility requirements on a schedule that fits individual training and travel. We offer Comprehensive, NCAA-approved online courses with flexible scheduling, engaging, interactive multimedia curriculum. High school athletes take our NCAA-approved courses to fulfill academic requirements or to retake courses to improve their grade. Review our list of online courses approved by the National Collegiate Athletic Association for initial eligibility requirements. National High School is approved by the College Board and is listed in their National Secondary School List for SAT, PSAT / NMSQT, PLAN, & ACT. Graduates of NHS can take advantage through the college entrance exams when applying to colleges in the United States. We assist all National High School graduates in finding colleges, sorting through financial aid, and preparing students for their next big adventure.

    Homeschool Info: Earn a High School Diploma: Customize your educational plans and earn a diploma using 21st century technology. Getting back on track for graduation in your own school district and earning credits. The courses can be started at any time during the year instead of following traditional school calendars. You can earn transfer home school credits to our programs.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? Information not found.

    Offers Summer Classes: Yes

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll: Not listed

    Additional Information: We are committed to providing students the opportunity to receive a rigorous, quality education through innovative learning methods. National High School offers a private, comprehensive, and affordable education to those students who desire to receive a high school diploma.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 3295 River Exchange Drive 322, Norcross, GA 30092

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48. Laurel Springs School

    

    Laurel Springs School helps students think about the world and solve problems in new ways. Extremely flexible and engaging curriculum allows students to participate and enjoy education, while finding approach to each student individually.

    Accreditation: Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC), AdvancED, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Council on Accreditation and School Improvement (SACS CASI)

    Year Founded/Established: Not Listed

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: None Listed

    Tuition and Fees: Fees span a wide range due to multiple grade levels and types of courses. For K-5, a full year tuition is $2,300. For grades 4-8, both text and online fees range between $150 and $650 per semester course and $300-890 per full year course. Upper school courses range between $300 and $990 per semester and $500 and $1,540 per full year. The prices greatly vary depending on the course type. PE classes are the most affordable, and Advanced Placement classes are far more expensive.

    Electives: Anthropology I, II, AP Computer Science, AP Computer Science Principles, Archeology, Astronomy, Biotechnology, Calligraphy, Consumer Math, Creative Writing, Criminology, Digital Photography I, II, Drawing (Animals, People), Entrepreneurship, Forensic Science I, II, Gothic Lit, Great Minds in Science, Health Sciences, History of the Holocaust , Hospitality & Tourism, Human Geography, International Business, Intro to Computer Science & Coding, Intro to Manufacturing, Product Design & Innovation, Law & Order, Leadership Skills Development, Mythology & Folklore, Nanoscience, Painting, Peer Counseling, Personal & Family Finance, Personal Project Portfolio, Personal Psychology, Self Discovery, Personal Psych II, Philosophy, Public Speaking, Real World Parenting, SAT Prep , Social Problems I, II, Sociology I, II, Sports & Entertainment Marketing, Theater Production, Veterinary Sciences, World Mythology, World Religions.

    Graduation Requirements: 23.5 credits in total. Math must include Algebra 1,2, Geometry or higher-level math. World language must be two years of the same language. Grade-level specific high school seminars (.5 credits) are required for each year of enrollment. Elective credit may include additional core courses taken beyond the minimum requirements.

    Flexibility: This is their PRIMARY focus. Asynchronous learning model provides students with the flexibility they need to succeed. Laurel Springs is designed for the student who wishes to grow and excel academically and personally, while maintaining a flexible schedule. That allows students the ability to adapt their schedules to accommodate their other interests.

    College credit: Our school provides a wide variety of Advanced Placement (AP) courses, enabling students to take college-level courses and exams and earn college credit or placement while still in high school. Excellent AP exam scores enable many Laurel Springs graduates to be exempt from entry level courses in college. Advanced Placement courses include a series of live exam prep sessions in the spring.

    Curriculum / Careers: At Laurel Springs prides itself on delivering a quality curriculum that prepares students for college and beyond. We offer a high-quality curricular program enhanced and optimized for student success. In Laurel Springs students acquire skills, such as the learning standards or learning objectives they are expected to meet; the units and lessons that teachers teach; the assignments and projects given to students; the course materials, videos, presentations, and readings used in a course; and the tests, assessments, and other methods used to evaluate student learning.

    NCAA Approved? Laurel Springs School offers a generous range of courses that carry NCAA approval. The NCAA follows a set of rigorous criteria by which they evaluate courses for approval. If upon enrollment at Laurel Springs, you know that your student plans to participate in sports in college and NCAA eligible, please tell your Partnership Coordinator. Our team will work with you to ensure that your student’s academic plan is created with attention to these specific goals.

    Homeschool Info: Laurel Springs offers education options for both online and text-based courses. The assignments of courses also provide off line practice interacts with the knowledge in class. Our materials for courses are chosen in a wide range and high standards for quality and diversity.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? yes - it is offered as an elective for a semester

    Offers Summer Classes: yes

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll:

    Additional Information: A Personalized Approach to Learning. From attention to unique learning styles, individually-graded assignments, and college counseling services, to one-on-one relationships with teachers, and real-time school events and clubs, Laurel Springs combines the benefits of a traditional school with the flexibility and personalization of online learning.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 1615 WEST CHESTER PIKE, WEST CHESTER, PA 19382

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49. Sevenstar Academy

    

    SevenStar Academy integrates Catholic teaching and interpretations of God's Word with challenging curriculum. SevenStar Academy provides students with a chance to study independently and practice responsibility, while using due dates as a support for students to stay on top of their work.

    Accreditation: North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement, CollegeBoard, University of California (UC/CSU) Schools, National Collegiate Athletic Association.

    Year Founded/Established: 2009

    Worldview or Religious Affiliation: Christian

    Tuition and Fees: Standard 1 Credit: $580 Elective 1 Credit: $461 AP Courses: $680/$561 Dual Credit: $680 Credit Recovery Course Tuition: Students have up to 10 weeks to complete their coursework in this program, tuition - $399

    Payment Plan: Pay per credit

    Electives: ACT&SAT Prep, Forensics, Creative Writing, Critical Thinking, Digital IT, Social Media, Programming, Economics, Digital Photography, Game Design, Music Appreciation, Leadership Skills, App programming, Finance, Fitness, Social Problems, Psychology, and Theater Production.

    Graduation Requirements: Students must be admitted to Sevenstar Academy by applying to our full-time school through admissions. Students must take a minimum of four credits per year and successfully complete at least 5 units of classes with Sevenstar Academy teachers prior to graduation. Students must complete 40 hours of volunteer service each year they are enrolled with Sevenstar Academy.

    Flexibility: Students are expected to stay on pace and work independently to complete their coursework, however will be given due dates to help them remain on track. To avoid late penalties, students will need to submit assignments within two weeks of the target due date.

    College credit: Our dual credit courses let students earn high school and college credit by taking a single class. For many high school students it is an affordable way to earn college credit. Upon successful completion of a dual credit course, students will earn a half credit at Sevenstar Academy for each 3 or 4 credit hour college course. The college or university will also provide the student with a final grade and send instructions to request an official transcript for the credit(s) earned. Please note that 100 level courses are considered college freshman level and are typically introductory courses with no prerequisites.

    Curriculum / Careers: Sevenstar’s Biblical course content is consistent with the traditions and doctrine of the Catholic faith. Students who take Sevenstar courses will be equipped and challenged to think critically about what God’s Word says about the lessons being learned. Sevenstar has consciously designed each course with the ability to adapt applications and discussions for further dialogue in specific courses. This unique approach to online education provides each student with the opportunity to understand his or her courses from a Biblical Christian worldview. With academic excellence as a priority, the integration of faith and scripture is implemented into every area of our courses.

    NCAA Approved? Yes

    Homeschool Info: Independent work and stay on pace are expected abilities from students. In order to let our students stay on track, we are targeting at due dates and deadlines for each assignments to keep students avoid late penalties.

    Offers ACT/SAT Prep? As electives - yes to both

    Offers Summer Classes: yes

    Accepts International Students / International Students can Enroll:

    Additional Information: Our vision Our vision is to make disciples of Christ through a global learning community that glorifies God. Our mission To work toward its vision, Sevenstar uses this mission: to provide outstanding online Christian education that instructs the mind and heart of each student. Our company Sevenstar partners with Christian schools and families worldwide to provide high-quality, Christ-centered education. We have more than 100 courses for 6-12thgrade, as well as over 200 Dual Credit courses from leading Christian Colleges and Universities. Our staff desires to glorify Christ, teach students how to process information, and think critically in the context of a Biblical worldview. Our courses are rigorous and exceed all national standards and recommendations.

    Physical Location/Office Location/Address: 1400 Preston Road, Suite 400, Plano, Texas 75093

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