How to Enroll

Requirements vary by school. For K12-powered public schools, eligibility is typically based on state residency. Some schools may also have academic or conduct-based requirements. Most K12-powered private schools are open to students across the U.S.

The timeline varies by school and depends on how quickly required documents are submitted and reviewed. Most families can complete the online application in one sitting. Your K12 enrollment portal dashboard will show your progress, status, and any remaining steps.

Yes! Many K12-powered schools offer rolling enrollment, so students may often join throughout the year. We’re here to help your family make a smooth transition no matter when you start.

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No, there is no cost to apply. K12-powered online public schools are tuition-free, just like brick-and-mortar public schools. K12-powered private schools charge tuition, but eligible families in select states may qualify for scholarships and discounts.

In most cases, yes. If your child is coming from an accredited school, credits are typically reviewed and transferred as appropriate. Your K12-powered online school will review transcripts and help you understand how they apply.

Online school requires reliable technology, but you may not need to buy everything yourself. Many K12-powered schools provide loaner computers, although this varies by school. Talk to an enrollment consultant to learn more.

Learning materials are shipped directly to your home. What you receive depends on your child’s grade level and courses. For example, older students typically use fewer physical materials than younger learners. Families are responsible for providing some common household materials (such as printer ink and paper).