Flexible Online High School Programs for Students
Want to help your child find a fulfilling path to college or a career? K12’s flexible, personalized learning options empower students of all learning styles and backgrounds to achieve their best.

The Average Family Time Commitment

High School Parents
Parents or other designated adults serve as Learning Coaches to support a student’s online education journey at home. In this role, you partner with teachers to help your child succeed.
– Support your child in becoming a fully independent learner
– Sharpen your student’s time management skills
– Track class attendance
– Help motivate and inspire your child to focus on schoolwork in the face of distractions

Students
K12-powered online school has the same time commitment as conventional brick-and-mortar schools. In high school, the majority of the school day will be spent online, although there are opportunities for online work as well.
– Participate in live online classes
– Work independently
– Complete offline assignments
FAQs for Online Public High School
K12-powered online public schools are tuition-free and available in most states.
Students will need either a Windows or Mac computer with an internet connection to learn online. Some K12-powered online public schools will loan computer equipment to students for the duration of their enrollment.
Course materials are also shipped directly to your home. Families may need to provide basic school supplies, a printer, paper, and printer ink.
K12 is a Cognia-accredited corporation and meets the highest standards of educational management. Cognia is a global nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing excellence in education worldwide through accreditation, research, and professional services.
Cognia-accredited organizations share a unified, clear, and powerful accreditation process designed to help schools continuously improve.
Additionally, many K12-powered schools are accredited by a wide variety of respected accreditation bodies, including:
- Northwest Accreditation Commission
- Western Association of Schools and Colleges
- NCA Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement
- National Collegiate Athletic Association
Your school counselor will work with you and your teachers to assess your student’s current progress, determine which credits can be accepted, and where your child may need extra support or credit recovery. Most credits from accredited brick-and-mortar public schools are transferable to K12-powered schools. For specific concerns, contact your school.
All high school graduates from K12-powered schools receive a state-issued diploma.
We offer online credit recovery course options across subjects, including English, math, science, history, and electives. Course availability varies by school and is subject to change.
Designed for students who didn’t pass a subject the first time, K12’s high school credit recovery programs help students get back on track. We use innovative approaches to teach unlearned concepts, letting students move past material they’ve already mastered. Offered throughout the year, the credit recovery program gives students the flexibility to fit courses in when it best suits their schedule.
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