high schools
Why Online High School?
The number of online high schools is increasing at a steady rate as more and more schools offer quality, accredited programs online. With the presence of public, private and online high schools, individuals are faced with a greater choice when it comes to their education.
You know about regular private and public schools. They’re located in your neighborhood and city. You know what they’re all about and the types of programs and services they offer. What about online high school? It’s a relatively new concept.
Tags: classes online, education, high school, high school education, high schools, online, online high school, online high schools, private and public schools, program, programs, public school, public schools, quality, school, schools, student, students, study, summer schoolRelated posts
Ten Point Plan to Choosing an Online High School
How do you choose an online high school? Some would tell you that this is:
a. very simple; or b. very hard; or c. both I think it is possible to apply a simple formula to the selection process. Following this formula will greatly improve the possibility of choosing the right online high school for you. This formula amounts to a ten point plan for success.
Point 1: Is the school accredited or recognized by a governmental agency? At one point, I used to say that the only acceptable choices for online high schools were those that were regionally accredited. I have now expanded my thinking on the topic (but only for high schools; colleges do not get this option). Some states do have a reasonable authorization process. Likewise, some school districts are offering real programs. It may be that neither is currently accredited. They are still reputable. Where you need to be careful is places like Florida that has its share of online high schools, but the approval process is non-existent. It amounts to a license to do business. By the way, there are almost as many fake accreditors as fake online high schools. Real accreditors are CITA and those accreditors listed at CHEA.org and the Department of Education website.
Tags: college, colleges, course, courses, curriculum, department of education, education, high school, high school diploma, high schools, instruction, of education, online, online high school, online high schools, online programs, program, programs, school, school diploma, school district, school districts, school for, schools, student, students, study, the schoolRelated posts