Online Schools in Minnesota
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K12-powered schools are a great choice for parents across Minnesota who all want the same thing for their children—a great education. But what does online education actually mean for your family? Could your child thrive in a non-traditional school setting to succeed? Find out if K12-powered online public schools in Minnesota can give your family the solutions you need.
How do online public schools in Minnesota compare to traditional public school?
Minnesota public schools, both brick-and-mortar and online schools, have much in common. They follow a traditional school calendar, adhere to attendance and state testing requirements, and offer core curriculum taught by state-licensed teachers. But there are some differences, too. With K12-powered online schools, your child’s educational program is personalized to their individual needs. Online students also gain flexibility in terms of how, when, and where they can complete their work. So long as you have access to an internet connection, your child can be logged in to school.
Answering Some Common Questions about K12-Powered Online Minnesota Public Schools
Will my child take the same kinds of classes as in traditional schools?
Yes. Students complete courses in math, English, history, and science. Students also have options to study world languages, music, and art, as well as a wide array of high school electives. Your student's courses will be similar to those any Minnesota public school student would expect at their grade level.
Will my child need to learn all on their own?
No. Your student will receive instruction and support from Minnesota-licensed teachers and will be able to connect with their classmates and teachers through participation in live online classes, online clubs, and optional offline activities such as field trips.
Will my child be in front of the screen all day?
The amount of time your student will spend online will vary depending on your student’s grade level. K–8 students spend less time in front of a computer while students in grades 9–12 spend significantly more time working online. Students at K12-powered online schools in Minnesota complete hands-on science projects, create art, read books, and complete other activities away from the computer. K12-powered online public schools in Minnesota also offer other opportunities such as field trips and social outings for students to connect with other kids their age.
Do online public schools in Minnesota charge tuition?
No. K12-powered online public schools in Minnesota are tuition-free.* Offline course materials, such as books and art supplies, are provided.** However, there are associated costs for internet access and common household items and office supplies like paper and computer ink.
Schools Available for Minnesota Students
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*Families do not pay tuition for a student to attend an online public school. Common household items and office supplies like printer ink and paper are not provided. Our enrollment consultants can help you address your technological and computer needs.
**Course materials vary by course and school. Please check with your school about offline course materials.
