does anyone know anywhere where i can find full time homeschooling online for my kid, hes in middle school?

Question

i just need to know of a website or cd where i can find a full-time school day on online? thank-you

Answer 1

I am currently in Connections Academy, it is considered public school because it gives you all the lessons and it even has teachers that grade the work. It does have a few classes that have CD's but you really dont need them if you have internet. They give you books and if you have finacial problems they will pay for a few months internet and at the begining of the year they will send you a computer(if you dont already have one).

It is currently only available in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Minnesota, Nevada, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. If you live in one of these states I HIGHLY reccomend this school.
It only goes from K-10, but next it will go to K-11, and the year after that it will be a full K-12 school.

Oh, and it is COMPLETELY FREE, I was noticing that some of the schools these other people were suggesting cost money, so I was just making sure you knew.

http://www.connectionsacademy.com/

Answer 2

Mission Statement: The mission of Excelsior Middle School is to provide a nurturing environment, which promotes learning as a lifelong process and enables each child to be an educated, confident, self-directed, positive member of an ever-changing global society.

http://www.union.k12.sc.us/ems/ems.htm
Hillcrest Middle School serves grades six, seven and eight in Simpsonville, SC. We have approximately 1100 students, most of them from the Mauldin and Simpsonville areas of upstate South Carolina.
The largest nearby city is Greenville, SC.
Our mission is provide the environment, leadership, and experiences necessary for our students to become productive and responsible members of society.
http://www.greenville.k12.sc.us/hillcrm/
Welcome to Oregon Online, a program of Southern Oregon Education Service District that provides online courses to students, professional development for educators, and helps schools support and accommodate online teachers and learners. Our teachers are Oregon licensed and highly-qualified, and our program is accredited through the Northwest Association of Accredited Schools.
http://www.o2learning.org/

If you end up doing this I would file a fasfa to see if you can qualify
or some sort of scholarship

Answer 3

You could try:
http://www.flvs.net/

This is for the Florida Virtual School, but they do accept students outside the state, though from what I understand students outside Florida do have tuition.

For Middle Schoolers they have Art, Keyboarding, Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies and something called "Study Skills" that I believe is a test-prep thing for standardized testing.

Answer 4

Check out http://www.k12.com . If you want a CD program instead of online, check Robinson Curriculum, A Beka and Switched-on-Schoolhouse.

Answer 5

go to your local school board, they should have the inf, and if they don't ask for the head boss. if that fails, one thats sad, two ther'ye ouy of a job for not knowing, then contact the states schoolboard you live in, they do have the info.

Answer 6

Information is easy to find,in your public library..... Ask reception at front desk...

Answer 7

http://www.monroevirtualmiddleschool.com/

Answer 8

http://www.internethomeschool.com/

http://www.thehomeschoolmom.com/

http://www.abacus-es.com/eie/free_homeschooling_class.html