Map Their Future With Career Prep
From discovering interests to building real-world skills, Career and College Prep helps students explore what’s next after graduation—college, career, or both.
Enrollment for the 2026–2027 school year is open! Learn how to apply.
Learning isn’t one size fits all. With full-time school programs and other learning options tailored to each child’s needs, interests, and goals for the future—there’s something for every learner.

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Trained in Virtual Instruction
Made to Be Online
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WHO WE SERVE
We meet students where they are—academically and geographically. From tuition-free public schools to tuition-based private schools, K12 offers flexibility for students and families no matter their ZIP code.

HOW IT WORKS
Dedicated teachers, quality curriculum, learning materials, and supportive community make for a great school experience. K12 provides everything your child needs to thrive.

Visit the How to Enroll page to find the school that’s right for your family and get started. Sign up for the fall or transfer, whatever works best for your family. We have people ready to help you through the application process and answer your questions.

REAL K12 STORIES
“We have all four of our kids in [online school]. The time and compassion and care that the teachers have speaks volumes. [Online school] also allows your kid to be in a safe place. We have truly loved the amazing journey that [K12] has allowed us to have as a family.”
Thomas, Parent1
Have questions or not sure what step to take next? Let us help figure it out.
Ready to sign up? We can’t wait to welcome your family to the K12 community.
K12 has served more than 3M registered learners through its managed public schools, private schools, and Learning Solutions. This information is directly from the Stride User Dashboard, which meticulously tracks registrations for every Stride product and service.
Individual class schedules and requirements will vary by state, school, and the individual needs of each student. Course materials vary, and certain schools may not provide computers or may have specific requirements for providing equipment.
1Thomas is the parent of a 2025 student at a K12-powered school in AZ, and their statement reflects their experience at their child’s school.