The K12 curriculum is for students in kindergarten through 12th grade. There are schools powered by K12 across the country. Schools in your area may have slightly different enrollment requirements.

For K12-powered public school enrollment, you’ll need to meet the residency and enrollment requirements for your particular state. Required enrollment documentation varies by state, so check with your area school for specific details.

Moreover, to enroll in either a K12-powered public or private school, you’ll need to have some basic computer equipment and a reliable internet connection. Some public schools are able to provide a school-owned computer for student use—check with your school directly to learn if a loaner computer can be provided.

Enrollment deadlines vary by school. Generally, deadlines fall between late August through October for the fall semester and late January through March for spring. Many schools also offer continuous or midyear enrollment. Contact your school’s enrollment office for specific dates.

As a Cognia-accredited corporation, K12 meets the highest standards of educational management. Additionally, individual K12-powered schools are accredited by a variety of respected accreditation bodies and meet all state requirements.

Students receive personalized career counseling, along with internship opportunities, AP courses for college credit, and the ability to participate in clubs and activities suited to their chosen field.