What online homeschool program is the best one?

You asked what the best one is and I have to say hands-down, K12 is. However, it won’t fit your budget needs. I think you’re going to have a problem there, finding a good one that’s also inexpensive.

There are a lot of great high school choices out there.

I would say the cheapest way to go would be to see if your state allows virtual charter schools. These are public schools, but you do the teaching at home. They usually only cost the typical public school fees.

The best online program is an accredited program. Accreditation plays a vital role in your education. The school which holds good accreditation from reliable educational agencies. If you consider accreditation as a factor while choosing an online homeschool, ogburn online school can be a decent option. You can also look for other good options but make sure you are choosing an accredited school.

Like a couple of the other people answered, check out K12.com. In a handful of states, they offer virtual academies that are free and use the entire k12 curriculum. I know they have them in California, Colorado, Arizona, Florida, and Ohio. There are at least a couple more that I’m leaving out. Best of luck to you.

Hi,

You can enroll you kids into www.nos.org, www.nios.ac.in ( National Open School or the National Institute of Open Schooling) a leading education board of India of international repute or www.universalclass.com of U.S.A. ( an online classroom of repute)and enroll into any course you are interested. My username is:addevakumar at www.universalclass.com. Here the universalclass is online classes in many subjects. You can try out any class but the classes will cost you $200 per course certification per person which you have to spend through credit cards online.

Look into Christian Liberty Press.

http://ebiz.netopia.com/clpress/

It is very inexpensive, $150.00 to $180.00 per year for the curriculum.

Christian Liberty Academy Class program.

I am not sure what the services cost since we do our own paper work; they are academically solid, and give you plenty of choices, in both electives, and how you want to plan your schedule.

http://www.homeschools.org/

K12.com