Special Populations
The K¹² curriculum has been highly praised by educators and parents alike for its ability to support self-paced learning and keep students on track with the overall lesson plan.
Alternative Education
For students who need a little more time to grasp concepts, who may need an environment with fewer distractions or need multiple lesson modalities (auditory, visual, and interactive), the K¹² curriculum delivers enormous impact. The K¹² curriculum makes mastery possible for students who struggle in other programs that lack the accommodations or flexibility they need.
Regular assessments are built into the courses to help teachers pinpoint exactly where problem areas are occurring and allow them to move swiftly to support the student in coming up to grade level. Our Alternative Education solutions can be used in classroom settings and learning labs, as well as at home, or in a combination of these settings.
Working Students, Medically Homebound
There are a variety of reasons why students may be unable to physically attend school. The K¹² curriculum allows students with physical restrictions or other commitments—whether temporary or permanent—to remain within the school system and keep pace with their peers.
We’ll work closely with you to serve these students so that they can succeed and thrive.
Why Online Education?
- Find out with a free copy of our DVD, Online Public Schools: Strengthening the Promise of Public Education. Hear from the experts how online public schools work, and the important role they can play in our public education system.
Sample Lessons
The best way to understand the K¹² program is to try it out!
Take a look at some lessons that K¹² students experience.
K-8 Sample Lessons
High School Sample Lessons