Military Families
K12's Got Your Six
We understand the needs of military families seeking online school options for their children. We know that each PCS, TDY, and deployment can disrupt your child's learning. That's why an education at one of our K12-powered online schools is designed to provide military families the consistency of personalized learning, certified-teacher support, a quality curriculum, and a strong school community that can support your education and lifestyle requirements.
Why are online schools a good fit for military families?
K12-powered online schools give military families peace of mind as they consider their child’s education. With three different options, you can find what fits your student and family best.
Online Public Schools
Tuition-free online public schools are available in many states.* They provide a safe learning environment where students benefit from:
- A personalized learning approach tailored to meet their needs
- instruction from state-certified teachers
- Support from counselors and school administrators
- A consistent, rigorous curriculum
- Opportunities to connect through in-person activities
Online Private Schools
Whether students reside CONUS or OCONUS, they can attend one of our accredited private schools. These tuition-based online schools offer multiple start dates throughout the year, a military discount on tuition, and a summer school program.
Individual K12 Courses
When you want to supplement or create your own curriculum, enjoy a 15% military discount on early learning programs and 250+ courses in core subjects, world languages, music, art, and more.
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Blended Learning Centers
Blended Learning Centers for Public Schools
Participating K12-powered online schools provide in-person, blended learning centers for the social and academic support military families want. They help you and your student connect with other military families, schoolmates, and instructors in a fun, hands-on learning environment.
A Day in the Life
A Day in the Life
Online education is a family affair, and K12 provides the support and resources you need to succeed. Using videos, images, and timelines, A Day in the Life explains how online learning works. So take a behind-the-scenes peek at how one military family is thriving at a K12-powered online school and what an average day of online learning looks like.
Moving from State to State
Moving from State to State
No matter how many times you've done it, moving as a military family is a challenge. But finding a new school doesn't have to be. Our enrollment consultants will be happy to guide you to the online schools in your new state.
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Hear from Military Families at K12-Powered Online Schools
We're dedicated to supporting your unique needs. Here's what other military families have to say about their experiences at a K12-powered online school.
Sometimes I need tutoring when I am trying to master a lesson. My teachers are always available and helpful.
–Jeraldo H., Jr.
2020 Student in Washington, D.C.
"Being a military spouse is hard, especially during deployments when you have other children and other obligations, but K12 has tons of resources. They offer lots of help."
–Anna R., parent of a 2016 student in Oklahoma
"It's always very exciting and very fun to learn online."
–Mari M., 2016 student in Oklahoma
"I came across the K12 program ... and I just fell in love. … [My daughter's] learning the things that she needs to be learning at the pace at which she should be learning. … K12 has given me so much more peace of mind as far as her education."
–Hope M., parent of a 2016 student in Oklahoma
How do I get started?
I’m ready to find a school.
Select your state for a list
of the options in your area.
I’m ready to enroll.
If you're ready to enroll, simply create a Parent Portal account or log in to your existing account to begin the enrollment process.
*You must reside in a state that has a K12-powered online public school and meet that state's requirements for enrollment. 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 address your technological and computer questions and needs.
