I do recommend you do research on the school to ensure it will meet your child/family needs. There are a lot of reviews out there about these schools. I highly suggest checking out the reviews. I am working to get some reviewers to comment on this post.
You can also check by subjects or career by visiting HSLDA High School Curriculum/Career. Some schools noted below may be listed there as well.
(If you have used or worked with any of the following please comment and share your experience.)
Also if there is your school is NOT on the list, Please let me know so I can add it. Thanks!
Online Accredited Schools:
All Grades PreK to High School (both Secular and Christian)
Secular Based Online Accredited Homeschool
(I do not have many Seuclar Based online schools (k-12), So if there are more please let me know. There are High School level online schools noted below with College)
- Wilostar 3D Accredited Homeschool
- RAI Charter Homeschool
- Sun Land HomeSchooling (Even offers Some College Accreditation)
- K12 Homeschool Online
- Keystone School Online
- Montessori
- The Great Book Academy
- Core Curriculum of America
- Bridgeway Homeschool Academy
- Global Student Network
- Pearson Homeschool
- Global Village School
- Oak Meadow
Christian Based Online Accredited Homeschool
- Advanced Training Institute International
- Calvert Accredited Homeschool
- Alpha Omega Academy
- Lu Online Academy
- Heartland Christian Academy
- Abeka Academy
- NFLC Academy
- The Jubilee Academy
- Christian Academy of America Accredited School
- ACE Ministries Homeschool (Formerly Known as School of Tomorrow)
- Heritage Homeschool
- Western Christian Academy
- North Star Academy
- Generation Joshua Academy
- Christian Liberty Academy
- BJU Press Homeschool
- Sonlight Academy
- Christian Light Education
- My Father's World
- Landry Academy.
- Covenant Home
- Classical Conversations
- Hewitt Homeschooling
- Mother Of Divine Grace
- Our Lady Victory School
- The L.A.M.B Company
- Seton Catholic Home Study School
High Schools & College (Secular and Christian based)
- Keystone School Online
- Kingsway Classical Academy
- ORU eAcademy
- Orange Luthren
- Sycamore Academy
- Debra Bell
- Angelicum Academy
- N University of Nebraska High School
- PHC Prep Academy (Prep College Prep)
- Patrick Henry Academy
- Indiana University Highschool & College
- Forest Trail Academy (K12 to College Prep)
- Escondido Tutorial Services
- Constitutional Law Online
- Bryan College
- Cassiodorus
- Great Books Academy
- The Institute of Biblical Greek
- Liberty University (Distance Learning)
- The Lukeion Project (Courses on Ancient Greece and Rome and Archeology courses)
- Online Classes from PA Homeschoolers
- Patrick Henry College
- PHC Preparatory Academy (AP courses with Christian worldview)
- Northstar Academy
- Oxford Tutorials Services
- The Potter’s School
- Regina Coeli Academy
- Regent University (Distance Learning)
- Rolling Acres School
- Scholars Online
- Schola Classical Tutorials
- Sevenstar Academy
- Taylor University (Distance Learning)
- Torrey Academy (affiliated with Biola University)
- Troy University ACCELERATE Dual Enrollment Courses (Homeschool Friendly)
- Veritas Press
- Campus Corner College
Again if you have used or are using any of the above schools, please leave a comment below this post with the (name of school) used or using and what you think about that school. Would you recommend it? Why or Why Not? Thank you!
Happy Schooling!
1 comment:
I did University of Nebraska Lincoln when I was in the 10th & 11th grades. Loved it. I think the work might be a bit intense for some people, though. From what I remember there were a lot of essays to write, but I loved how well instructions were written out. Back then though we were doing distance learning by mailing work back & forth- as in packages of huge textbooks that came with booklets. I felt that they were very comprehensive but other people took one look at it & felt that it was too advanced. Not sure what it's like these days as that was more than 15years ago.
Aside from that, I use ACE to homeschool my daughters. My eldest is 13, so not yet highschool. I will supplement with even more alternative sources the older she gets.
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