Online Homeschool in Ohio
Ohio Homeschooling Vs. Online Public School
Are you looking for an alternative to homeschooling in Ohio that better fits your student’s needs? Ohio families have an option that combines the independence of homeschooling with the support and structure of traditional brick-and-mortar schools.
Students at K12-powered schools receive instruction from state-certified teachers in virtual classrooms where content is tailored for a personalized approach. Similar to homeschooling in Ohio, students are empowered to drive their own learning; however, they also have extracurricular opportunities and social activities with peers as part of their school experience.
Visit A Day in the Life and check out a typical day for several students at K12-powered schools.
The Difference Between K12-Powered Online Schools in Ohio and Homeschool
While there are similarities, K12-powered school is not homeschool. K12-powered schools have state-certified teachers, school principals and administrators, and an established curriculum developed by education professionals. Students receive report cards, teachers provide support and instruction, and state attendance and academic requirements, including assessments, are met.
Plus, online public school powered by K12 is tuition-free.*
Schools Available for Ohio Students
Grades K-12
Education experience tailored to each students’ needs. An Ohio Purple Heart and ASCA Program (RAMP) designated school.
- High schoolers earn college credits with the College Credit Plus program.
- Explore options and take career-focused courses in high-demand fields.
- Stay on track and graduate on time with our robust credit recovery courses.
Grades 9-12
Empowering students aged 16–21 by helping them overcome obstacles to graduate high school and prepare for their futures.
- Course offerings, including credit recovery, that fit students’ needs.
- Ignite the future with the option to earn an OhioMeansJobs-Readiness Seal.
- Students earn their high school diploma—guaranteed!
Grades Pre-K-12
Personalized, private education with a supportive team of teachers and counselors.
- Accelerate learning with dual enrollment, AP®, and NCAA-approved courses.
- Career and college prep, including career courses starting in 6th grade.
- Enroll full-time, part-time, or per course with year-round start dates.
- See tuition details here
Grades K-12
A Catholic education that prepares students to excel academically and spiritually. Access to Marian University programs.
- Tuition assistance for 96% of families through Indiana Choice Scholarship.
- Catholic education taught by licensed teachers with online experience.
- Hybrid learning for 6–12th graders on Marian University’s vibrant campus.
Grades K-12
With more than 40 years of experience in self-paced distance learning, students reach their potential any time year-round.
- Accelerate learning with 170+ self-paced courses.
- Students earn college credits while in high school with dual enrollment.
- Awarded 771 high school diplomas in 2022.
- See tuition details here
Grades 8-12
Premier, private college preparatory education affiliated with The George Washington University.
- Students have one-to-one college counseling and preparation for the future.
- The Journeys Symposium prepares students for life outside the classroom.
- 100% of graduates are accepted to college, from Harvard to UC Berkeley.
- See tuition details here
Grades Pre-K-12
Inclusive community, engaging curriculum, and tools to be global citizens.
- Students graduate trilingual with our Early World Language Program.
- Seminar-based instruction with a collaborative discussion-focused approach.
- Graduate with an associate’s degree with our dual enrollment program.
- See tuition details here
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.