Online Schools in Georgia
Enrollment for the 2023–2024 school year is open!
Online Public Schools in Georgia
Online schools in Georgia provide a personalized approach to learning. This personalized program is tuition-free* and follows the same school calendar as brick-and-mortar public schools. And, just like traditional schools, students benefit from instruction from Georgia-certified teachers and have opportunities to connect with peers through both online and in-person activities.
How does learning at online schools in Georgia work?
Your student’s education at Georgia online public schools starts with a caring team made up of teachers, counselors, school staff, and you. As the parent, you (or another responsible adult) play an important role as the Learning Coach, helping your student stay on their learning schedule, recording daily attendance, and communicating with teachers. The Online School platform provides access to your student’s teacher-led classes as well as K12’s online curriculum for daily coursework, which includes interactive lessons, learning games, and videos.
Grades K–5
The curriculum’s mastery-based online lessons include hands-on learning away from the computer. The Learning Coach commitment is about 4 to 6 hours per day working with your student on lessons.
Grades 6–8
Your student begins monitoring their own learning schedule, but for about 1 to 3 hours per day you continue to provide support and record attendance. The curriculum includes online and various levels of hands-on learning.
Grades 9–12
Your student takes greater responsibility for their schedule, communicates with teachers, and begins focusing on postsecondary goals with support from counselors. You will record attendance and spend about 1 to 3 hours per day working with your student. The online curriculum includes various levels of core courses and a broad selection of electives.
A Day in the Life of an Online Student
What’s a typical day of learning like at a K12-powered online school? Visit A Day in the Life to see.
Mia
Grade 11
Why K12: Mia wanted an environment where she could focus on building her future. She’s earning certifications and developing skills for a career in healthcare.
Explore a Day in the Life of Mia
Josh
Grade 8
Why K12: Josh’s mom wanted her advanced students to be challenged academically. Now, Josh can work at his own, quicker pace through lessons and focus on his science experiments.
See Josh’s Day with His Sister
Peter
Grade 2
Why K12: Samantha wanted an option where Peter could work at his fast pace and advanced level while still having time to be a kid.
Explore a Day in the Life of Peter
Online Schools Available for Georgia Students
You can purchase K12 courses to supplement your homeschool curriculum or help your student catch up, get ahead, or explore an interest. These flexible courses are available with part-time and full-time options and with convenient year-round start dates.
*Families do not pay tuition for a student to attend an online public school. Common household items and office supplies like printer ink and paper are not provided. Our enrollment consultants can help you address your technological and computer needs.