Wilma Said:

I NeeD Help Finding online schools, i can finish high school at.?

We Answered:

Foresttrail academy http://www.foresttrailacademy.com/ provide homeschooling and is accredited from National Association of Private & Home Schools (N.A.P.H.S.) and Florida Department of Education (Under district, select -Palm Beach). School Code 3970.

After all.... the thing that matters the most is accreditation of the online school.

Virgil Said:

Can I finish high school online?

We Answered:

you can but it cost a little over $500 a month but if i were you i would talk to a doctor about your depression and see if you can go on medication. That's what my friend did and if you met her now you would have never known that she was depressed and wouldnt talk to any one. Plus getting on depression pills will help because every one needs a social life, it actually helps keep you healthy

April Said:

How long is take to finish high school online in Penn Foster?

We Answered:

From their site:

FINAL STEP - Graduation

Once you have passed all your courses, you will receive your diploma from Penn Foster Career School (high school students receive their diploma from Penn Foster High School). Depending upon the program you choose, you can complete your training in just a few months from today! Or, take up to two years to complete a program.

Answer: its up to how fast you learn.

Debbie Said:

Can my pregnant 15 year old daughter finish high school online?

We Answered:

She can. My friend had a baby at 17. She dropped out of school for a little bit (in late February) and she went into foster care after she had the baby (she enrolled herself in foster care because her parents refused to let her come home). There, she got tutoring in math and english, and science throughout the summer and school year. You can contact the high school she goes/going to and see if they can do such a thing. And my friend recieve high school credits for this.

Once school started back up, my friend went to a special program, where she's only in school for two hours. In that two-hour block, she gets to work on any credits she needs (history, english, science, etc.). This will add up to a High school diploma if she finishes the progrm.

A local community college might have classes for getting a GED. Some college's have daycare's where the babies can go while the parents learn.

Good luck!

Sonia Said:

were can I finish my high school online?

We Answered:

http://www.jmhsonline.com/

http://distancelearn.about.com/od/virtua…

More and more teenagers are beginning to earn their high school diplomas through the internet. Distance learning is often a great option for students who need to stay home for health reasons, desire to work at their own pace, find themselves unable to concentrate on their work in the traditional setting, or need to schedule their learning around a career (such as acting). Finding an online high school can be a challenge; many schools make big claims but few live up to their promises. Parents generally have two options for their children: private online schools or public online schools.
Private online schools function much like traditional private schools, while public schools must follow national and state regulations.

Private Schools
For the most part, private schools act independently of government regulation. Just like traditional private schools, they create their own regulations and have their own learning philosophy, which varies greatly from school to school. Tuition is often high since parents are charged for all costs related to their child’s education, including hardware and software. These high schools may or may not be accredited by the proper regional association. If you choose a school that is not accredited, check with the academic advisors of a few colleges to make sure that the schools’ transcript will be accepted should your child apply to attend a college. Many well-established universities are beginning to offer online high schools; these schools are probably the best bet since they are tied to credible institutions that have been around for years. A few schools to consider include:

Brigham Young University
This respected college offers high school students the chance to earn their diploma completely from home. Students may choose to enroll in one of two transcript programs: the standard program, or the college preparatory program. Most classes are conducted through the internet and students may take proctored examinations at designated locations (the local public library, for example). An adult diploma program is also available. Courses cost about $102 and the school charges for materials and a $20 application fee. The school also offers dozens of non-credit independent courses free of charge.

CompuHigh
Since 1994, this high school has been offering high school programs that lead to a diploma. Their website provides a list of colleges that have accepted CompuHigh diplomas in the past. Students take courses online and prove their learning through projects, not tests. Students work with teachers completely through the internet. Individual courses cost $275. Full tuition ranges from $885 to $1385 a year. Because all material is online, there are no fees for books.

Indiana University
This university offers students the chance to earn their high school diploma through a combination of online and correspondence classes. More than 100 colleges have accepted their transcripts (a specific list is provided on their website). Students may complete their high school program completely through Indiana or may transfer credits from other high schools and complete their diploma there. Each student is assigned an academic advisor that will help them through their course of study. Students will be charged $125.40 for each credit hour, as well as a $40 application fee. Students will also need to purchase materials and pay postage costs for correspondence.
Public Charter Schools
If your state allows charter schools, you may be able to enroll in an online school for free. Charter schools are publicly funded but have more freedom from government control than regular public schools. This is one of the best deals out there, since public schools are not allowed to charge tuition and are generally accredited by the proper organization. States such as Minnesota and California have provisions in their state laws that permit students to enroll in charter programs that are paid for by the government. Schools like Blue Sky in Minnesota offer students the chance to earn a diploma without paying for classes or materials. Choice2000 in California is completely online, completely free, and completely accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. Some schools even provide computer equipment and hands-on materials free of charge. Check with your state’s department of education to determine whether or not state law makes allowance for charter schools in your area.

The Schools
School: Christa McAuliffe Academy
Website: www.cmacademy.org
Phone: 1-866-575-4989
Grades: K-12
Cost: $3,600 annually, $300 monthly
Benefits: students choose own mentor / teacher
Regional Accreditation: Northwest Association of Accredited Schools

School: Compu High
Website: www.compuhigh.com
Phone: 1-866-859-0777
Grades: 9-12, adult
Cost: $885-1485 per year
Benefits: students work one-on-one with teachers
Regional Accreditation: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, North Central Association

School: James Madison High School
Website: www.jmhsonline.com
Phone: 1-800-320-1960
Grades: 9-12
Cost: from $890 a year
Benefits: general and college prep diplomas
Regional Accreditation: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools

School: Keystone National High School
Website: www.keystonehighschool.com
Phone: 1-800-255-4937
Grades: 9-12
Cost: $1400 - $2200 per year, including textbooks
Benefits: honors courses, home school partner program
Regional Accreditation: Northwest Association of Accredited Schools

School: Orange Lutheran High School Online
Website: www.orangelhsonline.org
Phone: 1- 800-520-3969
Grades: 9-12
Cost: $300 per half credit
Benefits:: college prep, interactive
Regional Accreditation: Western Association of Schools and Colleges

School: Penn Foster High School
Website: www.pennfoster.edu
Phone: 1-800-275-4410
Grades: high school
Cost: $985 total
Benefits: career services available to graduates
Regional Accreditation: Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools

School: University of Miami Online High School
Website: www.umohs.com
Phone: 877-871-8163
Grades: high school
Cost: $6,250 - $10,750 per year, $395 per credit for career prep program
Benefits: strong college prep program
Regional Accreditation: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools

School: University of Missouri-Columbia High School
Website: cdis.missouri.edu/MUHighSchool/HShome
Phone: 1-800-609-3727
Grades: elementary, middle school, high school
Cost: $130 per part for elementary and middle school courses, $135 per half unit for high school courses
Benefits: also offers courses for gifted students
Regional Accreditation: North Central Association of Colleges and Schools

Ida Said:

My sister wants to finish high school online and was looking into Kaplan High School.?

We Answered:

schools.iblogger.org - it provides info about this school, tips to apply and its scholarships.