Online High School Courses
High School of America offers flexible online high school courses for students in grades 9 to 12 across English, math, science, social studies, world languages, fine arts, physical education, electives, and career-focused subjects. Course plans support graduation planning, homeschool families, transfer students, international students, and individual course enrollment.
- Core and elective high school courses
- Flexible online learning
- Courses for grades 9 to 12
- Support for diploma planning
- Helpful for homeschool and transfer students
- Individual course options may be available
What online high school courses does High School of America offer?
High School of America offers online high school courses in English, math, science, social studies, world languages, fine arts, physical education, electives, and career-focused subjects. Students may use courses as part of a diploma pathway, transfer plan, homeschool program, or individual course enrollment, depending on their academic goals and current schedule.
Browse Online High School Courses by Subject
Explore American high school courses across nine subject areas. Course availability and recommended sequences depend on grade level, prior credit, and your student’s pathway.
English Language Arts
English I through English IV, reading, writing, and communication skills.
Mathematics
Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, and additional math options for grades 9 to 12.
Science
Biology, Chemistry, Physical Science, and other lab-based science courses.
Social Studies
U.S. History, World History, U.S. Government, Economics, and related social studies.
World Languages
Spanish I, Spanish II, and additional world language options where available.
Fine Arts
Art, music, and creative coursework that supports graduation arts requirements.
Physical Education and Health
Health, HOPE, and physical education aligned with graduation requirements.
Electives
Subject-specific electives that fit student interests and pathway plans.
Career and Technical
Career-focused coursework that supports postsecondary and career planning.
What Online High School Courses Are Recommended by Grade Level?
Each grade has recommended core courses plus elective options. Final course plans are built with the counseling team based on your student’s record and goals.
Grade 9
English I, Algebra I, Biology, U.S. History pathway intro, Spanish I, Health and HOPE, plus elective options.
Grade 10
English II, Geometry, Chemistry, World History, Spanish II, fine arts, plus elective options.
Grade 11
English III, Algebra II, Physics or science elective, U.S. History, plus electives that support pathway plans.
Grade 12
English IV, math elective, science or career elective, U.S. Government, Economics, plus graduation electives.
Online High School Course Catalog
The catalog below shows commonly requested courses by grade level. Course codes follow standard course numbering. Live course pages link out where available; additional pages are added over time as the catalog expands.
| Grade | Course | Subject | Credit | Prerequisite | Course Page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grade 9 | |||||
| 9 | English I | English | 1.0 | None | English I course page |
| 9 | Algebra I | Math | 1.0 | Pre-Algebra recommended | Algebra course page |
| 9 | Biology | Science | 1.0 | None | Biology course page |
| 9 | Physical Science | Science | 1.0 | None | Course page coming |
| 9 | U.S. History | Social Studies | 1.0 | None | U.S. History course page |
| 9 | Spanish I | World Language | 1.0 | None | Course page coming |
| 9 | Health and HOPE | PE / Health | 1.0 | None | Course page coming |
| Grade 10 | |||||
| 10 | English II | English | 1.0 | English I | English II course page |
| 10 | Geometry | Math | 1.0 | Algebra I | Geometry course page |
| 10 | Chemistry | Science | 1.0 | Algebra I | Chemistry course page |
| 10 | World History | Social Studies | 1.0 | None | World History course page |
| 10 | Spanish II | World Language | 1.0 | Spanish I | Course page coming |
| 10 | Art History and Criticism | Fine Arts | 1.0 | None | Art History course page |
| Grade 11 | |||||
| 11 | English III | English | 1.0 | English II | English III course page |
| 11 | Algebra II | Math | 1.0 | Geometry | Algebra II course page |
| 11 | Physics | Science | 1.0 | Algebra II recommended | Physics course page |
| 11 | U.S. History (advanced) | Social Studies | 1.0 | None | Course page coming |
| Grade 12 | |||||
| 12 | English IV | English | 1.0 | English III | Course page coming |
| 12 | Pre-Calculus | Math | 1.0 | Algebra II | Pre-Calculus course page |
| 12 | U.S. Government | Social Studies | 0.5 | None | U.S. Government course page |
| 12 | Economics | Social Studies | 0.5 | None | Course page coming |
| 12 | Career Elective | CTE / Elective | 1.0 | Varies | Course page coming |
Course availability, sequencing, and exact prerequisites depend on your student’s record and pathway plan. The counseling team confirms current availability before enrollment. Schedule a counselor to walk through course planning for your student.
Can Students Take Individual Online High School Courses?
Yes. Students may take individual online high school courses through High School of America depending on their academic goals, course needs, and enrollment plan. Individual courses can support homeschool families, transfer students, credit recovery, acceleration, or students who need one subject outside their current school.
Each individual course request is reviewed with the counseling team to confirm course fit, prerequisites, scheduling, and how the course will count toward the student’s plan.
- Homeschool course support
- Credit recovery
- Summer or off-cycle coursework
- Transfer credit planning
- Math or science catch-up
- World language coursework
- Acceleration for advanced students
How Should Students Choose Courses Based on Their Goal?
Every student plan looks a little different. The counseling team builds the course plan around the student’s goal, current academic record, and the time available.
Full High School Diploma Pathway
Sequenced course plan that supports the U.S. high school diploma pathway.
Homeschool Course Support
Individual courses that fit alongside a homeschool plan or co-op schedule.
Credit Recovery
Courses to recover or repeat credits and stay on track for graduation.
College Preparation
Course choices that support college applications and academic readiness.
Career Readiness
Career-focused electives that support postsecondary plans and skills.
International Student Pathway
American coursework for international students. Request international info.
Student-Athlete Schedule
Flexible online courses that fit training and competition schedules.
Transfer Student Planning
Course plans built around transfer credits and remaining graduation requirements.
How Online High School Courses Support Students
Online high school courses through High School of America are built around a self-paced online schedule, with weekly structure, course materials, and academic support. Students log in to complete coursework, track progress, and receive feedback.
Coursework can support graduation planning, transfer credit needs, homeschool families, and individual course enrollment. The counseling team helps each student plan course pacing, sequencing, and goals.
The pathway is designed to fit students who need flexibility around training, travel, family responsibilities, health needs, or academic goals. Online learning helps families build a schedule that works for their student rather than around a single fixed school day.
How Do Transfer Credits and Graduation Planning Work?
Many students arrive with credits earned at a previous school. The counseling team reviews prior transcripts, determines how credits transfer into the High School of America pathway, and builds a course plan that supports remaining graduation requirements.
Course plans include sequencing, credit tracking, and support for U.S. high school graduation requirements. Families can connect with the students and parents team to walk through transfer planning.
- Prior transcript review
- Credit transfer evaluation
- Remaining graduation requirements
- Course sequencing plan
- Pacing and timeline support
- Counseling team check-ins
- Diploma pathway alignment
- Course load adjustments by semester
Families can review U.S. higher education accreditation guidance from the U.S. Department of Education for context on how American academic records are evaluated. U.S. Department of Education accreditation overview.
Online High School Courses for International and Homeschool Families
Families outside the United States can use High School of America online high school courses to give their student exposure to American curriculum, English-based instruction, and a U.S. high school diploma pathway. The international dual diploma program is a separate pathway built specifically for international students.
Homeschool families can use individual online courses to fill gaps, add subjects outside their current curriculum, or support a full diploma plan. Course selection and pacing are built with the counseling team based on the student’s plan.
International families researching U.S. higher education options can review government resources from the U.S. Department of State. EducationUSA from the U.S. Department of State.
International Students
American online courses available to students living outside the United States. Coursework can support a U.S. diploma pathway or local school plus dual diploma planning.
Homeschool Families
Individual courses that fit alongside a homeschool plan, co-op schedule, or self-directed pathway.
Sports Academies and Programs
Flexible academic options for academies, clubs, and youth programs. Academy partner program available.
Frequently Asked Questions About Online High School Courses
What online high school courses does High School of America offer?
High School of America offers online high school courses in English, math, science, social studies, world languages, fine arts, physical education, electives, and career-focused subjects. Specific course availability and sequencing are confirmed with the counseling team.
Can students take one online high school course?
Yes. Students may take an individual online high school course depending on academic goals, course needs, and the enrollment plan. Individual courses can support homeschool families, transfer students, credit recovery, acceleration, or students who need one subject outside their current school.
Are online high school courses self-paced?
The program is built around a flexible online structure that supports self-paced learning while keeping students on track toward graduation. Pacing is planned with the counseling team based on the student’s plan.
Can online high school courses count toward graduation?
Yes. Online high school courses can count toward graduation requirements when they are part of an approved course plan. The counseling team confirms how each course will count for the student before enrollment.
Do online high school courses include teacher and academic support?
Yes. Coursework includes academic support, course materials, and progress tracking. Students can reach out to the team for help with assignments, pacing, and course questions.
Can homeschool students take online high school courses?
Yes. Many homeschool families use online courses to fill gaps, add subjects outside their current curriculum, or support a full diploma plan. The course plan is built with the counseling team based on the student’s homeschool plan.
Can international students take U.S. online high school courses?
Yes. Students outside the United States can take American online courses through High School of America. International families may also explore the international dual diploma program built specifically for international students.
Can students transfer credits from another school?
Yes. The counseling team reviews prior transcripts, determines how credits transfer into the pathway, and builds a course plan that supports the student’s remaining graduation requirements.
How do I choose the right online high school courses?
The counseling team helps each family choose courses based on grade level, prior academic record, goals, pacing, and the time available. Course planning is part of the enrollment conversation.
How do I enroll in an online high school course?
Families can request information or schedule a counselor call. After the team reviews the student’s grade level, course needs, and goals, families can complete enrollment through the enrollment page.
Build Your Online High School Course Plan
Share your student’s grade level, current academic record, and goals. The counseling team will review your situation and walk you through a course plan built for your student.