How Flexible Online Learning Improves Student Outcomes and Family Well-Being

Imagine if the school day had more flexibility. There’d be more time for family, travel, friends, your child’s passions, and everything in between! Luckily, flexible online learning at K12 can give you the freedom you need.

The Flex program, available at most K12-powered schools, allows eligible students to learn anytime, anywhere, with live class attendance optional or as needed.¹ Students like yours reap the benefits of attending an online public school, where the school day is structured around their needs, but that’s not all.

From improved emotional well-being to higher academic performance, learning on your family’s schedule has plenty of perks—and proven outcomes!

The Results Are In: Students Achieve Success With Flexible Online School

Student performance in the Flex program is on the rise. With the power to learn where and at what time works best for them, students in Flex are performing better academically than standard students, especially in math and reading.²

And there are more statistics where that came from.

K12 Flex Program Satisfaction and Retention Rates

Families like yours already love Flex—our recent report highlights that:

• More than 60% of families enrolled in Flex are extremely satisfied with the program³
• 1/3 of families enrolled in Flex reported improved emotional well-being and reduced stress³
• Flex students remain with their school at a higher rate than standard students²

Flex Benefits Await

You set the schedule—we provide the curriculum, support, and tools your child needs to succeed. Flex is currently available at most K12-powered schools.² Learn more about the program, and find your K12-powered school today!

¹Flex programs are not available at all K12-powered public schools, as determined by the school or the state. Check with your school for information on their Flex program availability and eligibility requirements.
²According to K12’s Spring 2025 Flex Analysis Report.
³According to a 2025 survey administered to families enrolled in the K12 Flex program.