Welcome to public school at home with K12.
With class materials shipped right to your door,¹ students can jump right into academic adventures. Enjoy hands-on learning and extra flexibility, all from the comfort and safety of your own space.
An accredited leader in online education for 25 years, K12 has empowered more than 3 million students in grades K–12.² K12's personalized learning programs are designed to support each student’s unique needs, with benefits like the ones below:
The K12 online platform provides engaging classes and meets students’ learning needs, regardless of their learning style.
Options for K12-powered public schools are available in most states, and you can apply for free.
K12 supports your student’s academic success with options for tutoring, career exploration, early college credit, and more.
K12-powered teachers are trained in virtual instruction and choose to teach that way.
Students enrolled at K12-powered schools get their materials—such as books, science experiments, and art supplies—delivered right to their door for a more stress-free transition.¹
How Online Learning Works
What does online learning really look like? Explore K12’s virtual education system, interactive curriculum, and hands-on learning opportunities.
Real Stories – Why We Chose K12
“I love online school because there are many opportunities. I’m in student ambassador club, cooking club, craft club, and LEGO club. I’m in forensics and the National Junior Honor Society. We help in our community, plan social events, and also help other students.”
Alexia, 7th grade student*
“I like that online school is very flexible. I can do my work and sit in class in the comfort of my home. I can be done with my schoolwork whenever I want during the day and just make sure I attend classes. And that’s really all; it's very flexible.”
Aliyah, 12th grade student**
"I've appreciated that the teachers make themselves available to the student and the parents. I can access everything on my own. So access to information, access to teachers, and students having the ability to learn their own discipline has been a phenomenal change compared to what a brick-and-mortar is able to do."