Here are some options as you consider online education for your student in elementary, middle, or high school. Some schools are free, but others have fees. Some have Christian values, but others let you choose. Most are accredited and dual enrollment is a benefit. Consider carefully the option that best fits your family’s needs and your child’s style of learning.
Abeka Academy http://www.abekaacademy.org/?AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1 This program offers video based learning and online streaming capabilities. The program is used internationally and is accredited.
Calvert Education http://homeschool.calvertschool.org/ This site offers four different types of education: Home School, Virtual Public School, Calvert Virtual Academy, and Veracity for Struggling Readers.
Calvert Virtual Learning Academy for students 6 – 8th Grades http://homeschool.calvertschool.org/why-calvert/personal-support/calvert-virtual-academy
Christian Educators Academy http://christianeducatorsacademy.com/purpose This is an online school offering courses in all 50 states. It is accredited.
Cyber Academy of South Carolina http://www.k12.com/participating-schools/south-carolina#.UqiYL_RDuSo This education would be with the public school system and is free for residence of South Carolina.
Liberty University – Offers and online school (Online Academy) for grades 3 – 12 with consideration for dual enrollment and is accredited. http://www.liberty.edu/onlineacademy/?&acode=D80538&gclid=CPm2n5ivqLsCFepQOgodz3gAvA
The Potter’s School http://www.pottersschool.org/ This is an online school for “any student, any country.” It is accredited and offers dual enrollment with Belhaven University.
University of Nebraska Online High School http://highschool.nebraska.edu/ This school offers dual enrollment and is accredited.
Rachel's Learning Village 