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High School Options in Southern Oregon
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Traditional Public High School
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In-person Publicly funded Charter and/or Magnet High Schools
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In-person Privately funded High Schools
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Virtual High School Options
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Publicly funded schools
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Privately funded programs/schools that can be paid for by public $
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Privately funded faith-based programs/schools
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In-person co-ops, learning groups, etc. for highschoolers​​​
or You Can Mix & Match!
The time of having to choose just one school or program is over! You can mix and match to design your path. College bound? Want freedom to pursue athletic excellence? Want to get through high school as quickly as possible? Want to work? Let me introduce you to a menu of options that your high school student can mix and match to build a schedule that fits you and your goals:
LOCAL OPTIONS:
--Grants Pass High Grants Pass School District 7 offers part time enrollment in person on their GPHS campus, their online utilizing their FLEX, and internships!
--Rogue Christian Academy is offering "University Model" schedules for the 2025/26 school year meaning students can enroll for one or more classes. Yes, you can enroll in BOTH GPHS and RCA! More info coming soon
--Rogue Community College has hundreds of highschoolers on campus every day. Some are enrolled through a local public school or public charter school, but you don't have to partner with a high school to do it. You can simply enroll has a college student as early as age 14!
ONLINE OPTIONS
--Fusion Global Academy is a fully accredited LIVE online high school with a 1:1 teacher/student ratio working at your student's speed whether that means making up for some gaps and taking it slow or speeding ahead!
--Kahn Academy is the trailblazer of online education and it is COMPLETELY FREE! Now AI powered and including nearly all subjects from math and science (their OG programming) to Language Arts, history, Life Skills and more!
--MiaPrep is fully accredited online high school utilizing the digital platform Miacademy (which can be utilized by homeschoolers outside of MiaPrep). Asynchronous video-based classes with live teacher hours, student communities, guest speakers and more. Their platform also features a robust virtual game world that keeps kids engaged as well as a robust entrepreneur focus where students can design products and sell them.
--One Day Academy is live online Christian school. Classes range from $55-$70 per academic year! They are not accredited, but many families are losing a value for that element.
--Williamsburg Learning offers live courses $595/yr, asynchronous for $395, and independent studies at $250, all with a 10% discount if paying out of pocket vs utilizing charter or Open Ed $.
--Wilson Hill online Christian high school offers live classes twice a week ranging from $750-$1200/yr each
--Greenways Academy is a free online highschool for Oregonians. Their alacarte classes are offered individually as a private pay model
--Dive into Math and Science College Prep Math and Science made easier! Auto-grading, video solutions, Q&A Support, expert instruction and a Biblical Foundation.
--Class Up offers a membership approach to 1:1 weekly Math and Language Arts programs with highly skilled teachers to work with your student to achieve the highest levels of understanding and performance.
--Outschool and Lesson Face have courses on pretty much anything you can think of! Outschool is also partnering with Open Ed soon for direct pay!
Highschool/College Resources
Here are some high school specific resources we want to highlight, but also head over to our "Homeschool" +"Schools, Classes & Programs" + "for Teachers/Admin" resource pages
Homeschooling High School
Oregon Homeschool Graduation
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​Oceanetwork: Oregon Homeschool Graduation Requirements & Diploma
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​HSLDA Homeschool Transcripts Guide: what to include, template, & calculating GPA
Oregon State Graduation Requirements
CLEP Exams in Oregon
Publicly Funded Programs available for 2024/25 School Year
Why Do Homeschool Kids Transition to Public Ed for HS?
Moste parents send their kids to regular school when it comes to high school. Why?
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They see a value in professional, dynamic, experienced teachers at that higher level of education
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They don't remember the knowledge they received from high school well enough to teach it to someone else
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The stakes are higher and it parents feel intimidated
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They want an accredited high school diploma
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Students want to learn from someone (or many teachers) outside of their parents
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Students want to be with their peers, often times really seeking that "big high school" experience
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Sports, clubs, CTE, STEAM, electives, career development, college counseling, trips, and social experiences are offered in such big ways at regular school, it is hard to imagine this can be done well in homeschool
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Trying to compete with regular school to offer an amazing high school experience is very expensive and time consuming
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Parent/child relationships can get a little dicey during the teen years, especially if their students don't want to homeschool
In southern Oregon, we are doing an amazing job at providing the solutions to many of these concerns, and more coming soon! ​​ Scroll down to search the local resources available to you.