How to Enroll in Virtual K-12 School
Enrollment in a Virtual K-12 School is open to public, private and home school students. Online schools offers options and flexibility for families, especially good for home schooled students. Virtual K-12 schools can be found for your area by searching the Internet to see if your student is eligible.
How to Enroll in Virtual K-12 School
Check to see what type of school is available a Private or Charter school in your area. Private Schools are owned by corporations and charge a tuition. Some states offer Charter Schools to the students at no charge. Charter Schools are publicly funded but have long waiting list.
Select a school that offers courses or credits that your child needs. Once you have selected a school, sign up early. Most online schools have a waiting list. Complete the required forms and fax or mail documents.
The school will then verify the required information and transcripts. Once the requested information is received and verified by the school, the school will then contact you when there is a opening available.
You can enroll your student in the courses online. After the school notifies you of a opening you can select what courses and credits are needed for your child.
The school will ship books and materials to the student once the student is enrolled in the courses and cost of material is paid for. Some schools have loans available for parents with low monthly payments.
The enrollment process may take several weeks to be completed. Be sure to enroll your child early before the beginning of the school term.