Arizona K-12 Online Home SchoolHigh School of America gives Arizona families something most virtual K-12 school Arizona options don't: certified teachers at every grade level, real accreditation, and a flexible schedule that works around your life instead of the other way around. From a kindergartener in Phoenix to a high school junior in Flagstaff, your child learns at their own pace with teachers who actually know their name. Enrollment is open year-round, and getting started takes minutes. 📅 Schedule a Call 📞 Talk to a Live Agent
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How It Works: K-12 Online Home School in Arizona
Families ask us all the time: how does homeschooling work in Arizona through an online program? The honest answer is that it is simpler than most parents expect. Here is the actual process, step by step, whether you have a kindergartner in Surprise, a 7th grader in Tucson, or a junior in Scottsdale working toward an accredited diploma.
Step 1: Enroll
Enrollment at High School of America is open year-round. No waiting for a semester boundary. No paperwork purgatory. Families in Phoenix, Mesa, Flagstaff, and everywhere in between can start the process today. Our admissions team reviews each student's grade level, any transfer credits from previous accredited schools, and your family's scheduling needs. We accept transcripts and academic records from public, private, and charter schools and work to maximize every credit your child has already earned.
Want to talk it through first? talk to a live agent at (888) 242-4262(/schedule-counselor), or call (888) 242-4262 to speak with a live agent right now.
Step 2: Get Your Curriculum
Once enrolled, your child gets immediate access to a structured, grade-appropriate curriculum through our online learning management system. This covers every grade band:
- Elementary (K-5): Students work through English Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science built around clear progression milestones. Certified teachers guide every lesson. Parents provide encouragement and routine, not instruction.
- Middle School (6-8): Courses like MJ Comprehensive Science and MJ Grade 6 Mathematics are taught by subject-specialized certified teachers who know how to keep 12-year-olds engaged (no small feat).
- High School (9-12): College prep courses including Biology, Algebra 2, World History, and U.S. Government prepare students for what comes after graduation.
Here's what nobody tells you about most online homeschool programs: the parent ends up being the teacher. Not here. Certified teachers lead individualized instruction across all grade levels, kindergarten through 12th grade.
Step 3: Learn at Your Pace
This is where a self-paced online school online homeschool program in Arizona genuinely differs from public virtual charter schools. The curriculum is self-paced learning built around your family's real life, not the other way around.
A student athlete training year-round in the East Valley can study in the morning and practice in the afternoon. A family in Maricopa County where a parent works shifting hours can build a flexible schedule that actually holds. A child managing chronic health issues (elevated asthma rates in the Phoenix metro are a real thing) does not fall behind because of a doctor's appointment.
No rigid bells. No fixed class periods. No lessons that vanish because your kid missed a Tuesday.
Step 4: Graduate with an Accredited Diploma
High school students who complete their graduation requirements earn an accredited diploma from High School of America. That diploma is recognized by colleges and universities, employers, and the military. Arizona public universities all have homeschool admissions pathways that accept accredited private school diplomas. Official transcripts and academic records are maintained throughout enrollment, so your student has the documentation needed for any next step.
Graduation requirements vary by grade level and individual transcript. Schedule a call to review your student's specific path, or request an enrollment packet to see exactly what the program includes.
Ready to begin? Start enrollment today or call (888) 242-4262 to talk with our team.
K-12 Course Offerings at High School of America
From kindergarten phonics to 12th-grade pre-calculus, High School of America delivers a full course sequence across every grade band. In rural Arizona counties like Graham, Greenlee, and Santa Cruz, where small district enrollment means limited electives and advanced classes, our online curriculum closes that gap directly. Here's what we offer by grade level.
Student Spotlight · From trailhead to laptop · How Arizona families learn their way
Elementary · K-5
Young Learners Start StrongStructured, teacher-supported instruction in the subjects that matter most at this stage. Arizona's 3rd Grade Reading Retention law puts real pressure on K-3 families, and individualized reading means your child moves forward when they're ready.
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Middle School · 6-8
Specialized Instruction StartsThe 6th through 8th grade years bring subject specialization that many Arizona public middle schools struggle to deliver due to the statewide teacher shortage. Every course here is taught by a subject-qualified certified teacher. |
High School · 9-12
College and Career ReadyHigh school students work toward an accredited diploma recognized by colleges, universities, employers, and the military. Grade-specific requirements vary. Schedule a counselor call to review your student's path. |
View the full list of available subjects in our course catalog. Questions about a specific course or grade level? Call High School of America at (888) 242-4262 or schedule a counselor call.
Transferring Credits to High School of America From an Arizona School
The biggest fear families have when switching schools mid-year (or mid-semester, or mid-anything) is simple: will my child lose the credits they already earned? For most Arizona families transferring into High School of America, the answer is no.
Our registrar reviews each official transcript and evaluates every course against our curriculum standards. Most credits from accredited schools transfer directly. When a course title doesn't match up neatly, our team works with the family to find the closest equivalency instead of tossing out work your student already completed. We've been doing this long enough to know that academic records come in all shapes, and no student should be penalized because one school labeled a class differently than another.
What you'll need to submit:
- Official portable student transcripts from the student's current or previous school
- A course description or syllabus if the transcript uses non-standard course titles
- Standardized testing scores, if available (helpful for placement, not a transfer requirement)
For high school students in grades 9 through 12, Arizona's graduation requirements under ARS §15-701.01 call for specific credits in English, math (including Algebra II or equivalent), science, and social studies, among other coursework. Our team maps transferred credits against both those state standards and our own accredited diploma framework so families know exactly where their student stands before a single new assignment begins. Grade-specific graduation requirements vary, so schedule a call to review your student's path in detail.
Military families relocating through Fort Huachuca in Cochise County know this situation all too well. A student who finished two solid years of high school in another state should not have to repeat coursework because of a duty-station move. Our transcript review process is built to respect the academic progress already made and pick up right where the student left off.
For elementary and middle school students, the process works through grade-level placement rather than formal credit counts. Our certified teachers review prior academic records and place students at the appropriate point in the curriculum progression, whether that's 4th-grade reading in Maricopa County or 6th-grade mathematics in Tucson.
Timeline: most transcript reviews wrap up within a few business days of submission. Here's what nobody tells you about enrollment, though. Your student does not have to wait for the review to finish. Students can begin coursework while the evaluation is still in progress.
Questions about a specific transcript? Call (888) 242-4262 to speak with a live agent, or talk with a transcript specialist to get started.
Is High School of America Accredited? Yes. Here Is What That Means for Arizona Families.
High School of America is a nationally accredited online K-12 school. That single fact matters more than almost anything else you will read on this page.
Accreditation means an independent, nationally recognized accrediting body has reviewed the school's curriculum, certified teachers, academic records, and graduation standards, then confirmed they meet rigorous national benchmarks. It is not a marketing label a school gives itself. It is earned through external review, and it has to be maintained.
Here's what nobody tells you about why this matters so much for Arizona families. It comes down to three things.
Your child's diploma is real. Graduates of High School of America receive an accredited high school diploma that colleges, universities, employers, and the military recognize nationwide. Arizona public universities (including ASU, the University of Arizona, and NAU) all maintain admissions pathways for private school and homeschool graduates. An accredited diploma satisfies those pathways. No asterisks, no extra hoops.
Your child's transcripts hold up. Academic records from an accredited school carry the same weight as records from any brick-and-mortar high school in Maricopa County or Pima County. When a college admissions office or an employer asks for a transcript, yours will not raise questions or require extra documentation.
Accreditation covers every grade, K through 12. This is not a high-school-only program. A second grader in Phoenix learning foundational reading, a middle schooler in Tucson completing 7th-grade science, and a junior in Gilbert working toward a diploma are all enrolled in the same nationally accredited program. That consistency matters, because families who start in elementary should never have to wonder whether the school their child grows up in will still be credible when it is time to send transcripts to a college.
For Arizona's graduation requirements, visit the the Arizona Department of Education (azed.gov).
Have questions about accreditation, transcripts, or enrollment? Call (888) 242-4262 to speak with a live agent, or Schedule a call to walk through your family's situation.
K-12 Online Home School Arizona: How High School of America Compares
Arizona families have more online schooling options than almost any state in the country. That sounds like great news until you actually sit down and try to figure out which option gives your child a real education with real credentials. Some programs are at no charge but come with rigid calendars and mandatory testing. Others let you set the pace but hand your child a curriculum with no teacher, no transcript, and no diploma at the end.
The truth is, most families don't realize what they're giving up until they're already enrolled somewhere. This chart breaks it down honestly.
| Feature | High School of America | AZ Public Virtual Charters (AZVA, Connections) | Curriculum-Only Platforms (Time4Learning, Khan Academy) |
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| Accredited | Yes, nationally accredited online school | Yes (state-accredited charter) | No |
| Diploma Issued | Yes, accredited diploma (high school) | Yes (public school diploma) | No |
| Official Transcripts | Yes | Yes | No |
| Certified Teachers | Yes, for all grades K-12 | Yes | No instructor assigned |
| Self-Paced Learning | Yes, fully flexible | No. Tied to AZ academic calendar and mandatory live sessions | Partially |
| Year-Round Enrollment | Yes | No. Follows district calendar | Yes |
| Open to Non-AZ Residents | Yes | No, AZ residency required | Yes |
| Serves Military Families Relocating Mid-Year | Yes | No | Yes |
| State Testing Required | No | Yes, AzM2 mandated | No |
| Individualized Pacing for All Grade Levels | Yes, K-12 | Limited by state curriculum mandates | Limited |
| Parent Controls Curriculum Sequence | Yes | No | Partial |
| Elementary Curriculum (K-5) | Yes | Yes | Yes (curriculum only) |
| Middle School Curriculum (6-8) | Yes, subject-specialized instruction | Yes | Yes (curriculum only) |
| High School Diploma Path (9-12) | Yes, diploma | Yes | No |
| Recognized by Colleges, Employers, Military | Yes | Yes | No |
What the Chart Doesn't Tell You (But We Will)
Public virtual charters have real strings attached. Arizona Virtual Academy (AZVA), run by K12 Inc., enrolls roughly 8,000 students statewide. Connections Academy Arizona is the other big name. Both are no-tuition, and that matters. But both also require Arizona residency, AzM2 standardized testing, and strict compliance with the state academic calendar. The mandatory live session windows eat into the scheduling freedom families expect when they hear "online school." And here's a number worth sitting with: Arizona's public virtual charters report average graduation rates below 60%, compared to the state's overall rate of 78.5%. is only a good deal if your child actually finishes.
Curriculum-only tools are not schools. Time4Learning and Khan Academy can be terrific supplements. We've talked to families in Phoenix, Tucson, Flagstaff, and rural communities like Lake Havasu City who started with these platforms, assumed they were "doing online homeschool," and then discovered months later that their child had no official academic records, no certified teacher reviewing their work, and no path to a recognized diploma. That's a tough realization in 8th grade. It's a devastating one in 11th.
High School of America was built to fill that gap. We're a private, nationally accredited K-12 online home school with certified teachers at every grade level, from kindergarten through 12th grade. Your elementary student gets real instruction from a real teacher, not just a parent logging into a learning management system alone. Your middle schooler gets subject-specialized instruction that prepares them for high school rigor. And your high schooler earns a accredited diploma that colleges, employers, and the military recognize.
Enrollment is open year-round. Pacing is flexible. There are no residency restrictions. A military family relocating through Yuma, a family moving into Maricopa County in October, a student in the East Valley who needs a fresh start after a rough semester: all of them can enroll without waiting for a new school calendar to cooperate.
Want to see the full list of courses across elementary, middle, and high school? Visit the course catalog.
Not sure yet? Request our Arizona enrollment packet for details on tuition, curriculum, and how credits transfer. You can also call (888) 242-4262 to speak with a live admissions advisor, book a 15-minute counselor call at a time that works for your family, or start enrollment today.
What Arizona Parents Actually Want to Know Before Enrolling
You are making a real decision here, not browsing a catalog. Parents in Phoenix, Mesa, Scottsdale, and across the East Valley tend to ask the same handful of questions before committing to a K-12 online home school program. Fair enough. Here are straight answers.
"Will I actually be able to see what my child is doing?"
Every day, not every quarter. Your child's student portal shows grades, assignments, and progress in real time. You are not waiting until parent-teacher conference night to find out your 4th grader is behind in math or your 9th grader missed three assignments. That kind of daily visibility is something traditional classrooms in districts like Chandler Unified or the Tempe Elementary system rarely offer. You see what is happening, and you see it now.
"Will my child be taught by real teachers?"
All courses at High School of America are taught by certified teachers across every grade band. That includes a kindergartner learning phonics, a 6th grader working through MJ Grade 6 Mathematics, and a 10th grader in Biology. The parent's role is support and encouragement, not lesson planning. Our teachers handle the instruction. You handle the pep talks.
"What about socialization?"
This question deserves a real answer, not a hand wave. The Phoenix metro area has four YMCA locations running homeschool enrichment programs during school hours (PE, art, STEM). Arizona has more than 150 active homeschool co-ops registered with AFHE, serving families from Tucson to Flagstaff to Yuma. Add in the state's year-round flexible calendar outdoor culture, swim clubs, scouting, Little League, and Maricopa County's deep roster of youth programs, and the socialization picture looks different than you might expect. Your child is not isolated. They are just not stuck in a hallway between bells.
"Is this legal in Arizona?"
Completely. Here's what nobody tells you about Arizona homeschool laws: the state is one of the least restrictive in the country. No teaching credentials required for parents. No mandate for standardized testing like the AzM2. Arizona law simply asks that you file an affidavit of intent with your county school superintendent within 30 days of starting. A High School of America enrollment counselor can walk you through that paperwork in a single phone call.
"Will colleges accept the diploma?"
High School of America's accredited diploma is recognized by colleges, universities, employers, and the military. High school students graduate with a diploma and official transcripts that meet or exceed Arizona graduation requirements. Individual admission decisions depend on each institution's own criteria, but the diploma itself carries the full weight of an accredited institution. Not sure if K-12 online home school is the right fit for your family? Read our guide for students and parents to see who thrives in this program.
"Is this affordable?"
Our admissions team can help you understand what financial options apply to your situation. Families don't deserve to be priced out of a better education for their kids.
Ready to get specific answers for your child's grade level? Request our Arizona enrollment packet to start, or call (888) 242-4262 to speak with a live agent. You can also schedule a call or call our Arizona admissions line at (888) 242-4262(/schedule-counselor) or begin enrollment online today.
Tuition & Costs for K-12 Online Home School in Arizona
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Flexible monthly payments and pay-in-full discounts mean there's a plan for every family. Call (888) 242-4262 to talk through current plans with a counselor. |
High School of America offers all types of plans to fit any family's budget. We have big discounts on pay-in-full enrollment and flexible monthly payment options. Our tuition is competitive with private online schooling nationwide and significantly lower than traditional brick-and-mortar private schools in Phoenix, Scottsdale, or Tucson, where annual costs routinely run $10,000 to $20,000 per year.
Tuition covers every grade level, kindergarten through 12th grade. Your child's elementary, middle school, or high school coursework carries the same certified teachers and the same learning management system across every grade band.
Are there payment plans available? Yes. We have flexible options, pay-in-full discounts, and plans built around your family's situation. A counselor can explain what applies to you.
Ready to talk numbers? Call High School of America at (888) 242-4262 or request a personalized tuition quote to review current tuition plans and any discounts that apply to your family.
Arizona Cities We Serve
High School of America enrolls K-12 students from every corner of Arizona, from the Phoenix metro to rural counties. If you have an internet connection in Arizona, our accredited online home school is open to your family year-round.
We also serve families throughout Maricopa County, Pima County, and the East Valley suburbs. Don't see your city? Enrollment is open statewide. Call (888) 242-4262 to get started.
Why Arizona Families Trust High School of America
High School of America is fully accredited by a nationally recognized accrediting body. That means your child's diploma, transcripts, and academic records carry real weight, whether they're applying to Arizona State, enlisting in the military, or handing a transcript to an employer. Every course in our K-12 curriculum meets rigorous academic standards, from kindergarten science to 12th-grade coursework. Your student earns an accredited diploma recognized by colleges, universities, employers, and the military.
Arizona families are choosing accredited online homeschool Arizona programs at a record pace. Over 60,000 Arizona students are now enrolled in the state's Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) program, a 400% increase since universal expansion took effect. That shift reflects something real. Parents across Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa, Scottsdale, and Yuma are actively searching for alternatives that put academic quality and family values first. They're not following a trend. They're responding to what they see in their own kids' classrooms.
Here's what nobody tells you about the numbers behind that demand. Arizona's public school graduation rate sits at 78.5%, well below the national average of 86.5%. Arizona's public virtual charter schools average below 60% graduation rates. High School of America's accredited diploma program is built to a higher standard, and our certified teachers work with students one on one to make sure they actually finish.
Safety concerns drive many of the enrollment conversations we have with families every week. Arizona schools documented over 22,000 reported bullying and harassment incidents in a single school year. The 2023 Arizona Youth Survey found that 29% of Arizona middle schoolers reported being bullied at school, compared to a national average of 22%. For families in Maricopa County or the East Valley watching those numbers climb, choosing a home-based online school Arizona program is not a retreat. It is a considered decision to protect their child's wellbeing and focus.
Military families stationed at Fort Huachuca, parents in rural communities near Flagstaff or Yuma, and households navigating Arizona's ongoing teacher shortage all arrive at the same conclusion: a self-paced online homeschool program Arizona families can access from anywhere, with certified teachers and portable transcripts, fits their lives better than a fixed campus ever could. We built this program because families deserve that option.
Accreditation status: Nationally accredited Diploma recognition: Colleges, universities, employers, U.S. Military Grade levels served: Kindergarten through 12th grade Enrollment: Open year-round with flexible start dates
What Families Say About High School of America
Don't take our word for it. Here's what a recent graduate wrote about her experience:
"I enrolled in the High School of America after not enjoying the traditional high school experience. I searched for a good online option, and the High School of America was the first one that seemed worth my time/money. With a reasonable, self-paced curriculum, I was able to earn my diploma. I am now pursuing higher education, and the staff at High School of America has been instrumental in helping me throughout this process. If you struggle with anxiety, this is a perfect school for you."
— HSOA Alum, 5-star review
And from a staff member who works directly with enrolled students:
"Our experience with High School of America has been truly transformative. We were looking for an alternative to the rigid schedule of traditional schools, and HSOA delivered on the 'Anywhere, Anytime' promise perfectly."
— HSOA Student Services team member, 5-star review
What families consistently cite is instructor responsiveness, flexible pacing, and how the program fits real life. That's why Arizona families from Phoenix to Flagstaff continue to choose us.
Accreditation status: Nationally accredited Diploma recognition: Colleges, universities, employers, U.S. Military Grade levels served: Kindergarten through 12th grade Enrollment: Open year-round with flexible start dates
Frequently Asked Questions: K-12 Online Home School in Arizona
Is online homeschooling legal in Arizona?
Absolutely. The truth is, Arizona is one of the most homeschool-friendly states in the country, and that's been the case for years. Under A.R.S. §15-802, parents file a one-time affidavit of intent with their local school district. That's it. You don't refile unless you stop homeschooling and restart later. Arizona does not require families to submit curricula, lesson plans, or student work samples to any government agency. No bureaucratic hoops, no annual reviews. High School of America operates as a private online school, so Arizona families can enroll without additional state filings beyond that initial affidavit. If you've been wondering "is online homeschool legal in Arizona," the answer is a clear yes.
Does Arizona require homeschool students to take standardized testing?
No. Arizona does not require homeschool students to take state assessments like the AzM2, AzSCI, or the newer AASA tests used in public schools. Parents choose their own assessments, or none at all. That makes Arizona one of the least restrictive states in the country for homeschool families. At High School of America, we track student progress through coursework, assignments, and internal assessments rather than mandatory standardized testing.
What grade levels does High School of America cover?
High School of America is a full K-12 online home school program, which means we serve students from kindergarten through 12th grade. That includes elementary grades K through 5, middle school grades 6 through 8, and high school grades 9 through 12. Certified teachers deliver instruction at every grade band. Your second grader gets a real teacher, not a parent scrambling through a textbook at the kitchen table. Your eighth grader gets structured academics with individualized instruction. And your eleventh grader gets college prep courses that carry weight on a transcript. This is an Arizona virtual school kindergarten through 12th grade, built so parents serve as support at home, not as the teacher.
What diploma does a high school student earn, and will colleges accept it?
Students who complete the high school program at High School of America earn an accredited diploma from a nationally accredited institution. That diploma is recognized by colleges, universities, employers, and the military. Individual college admission decisions depend on each institution's own requirements, but the diploma itself carries the same weight as one from a traditional school. Graduation requirements vary by grade level, so schedule a call to review your student's specific path. You can also review Arizona's official graduation standards at azed.gov.
How does flexible pacing work for Arizona students with jobs, sports, or other commitments?
Here's what nobody tells you about traditional school schedules: they were designed for a world that doesn't exist anymore. High school students in Scottsdale, Chandler, and Tucson are pursuing internships in Arizona's technology and aerospace sectors. Families in Yuma deal with military PCS moves mid-semester. Athletes in Gilbert and Tempe need morning practice blocks that a rigid bell schedule won't allow. High School of America's self-paced learning model means students complete coursework on their own flexible schedule, year-round. No fixed class periods. No required login times. Families in the East Valley managing unpredictable schedules use this to keep learning consistent, because life doesn't pause for a school calendar.
Can my child transfer from a public school in Mesa, Phoenix, or anywhere in Arizona?
Yes. High School of America accepts transfer credits from accredited schools. Our registrar reviews transcripts and works with each family to determine which credits carry over. For middle school students in 6th, 7th, or 8th grade, we assess prior coursework and place students at the right level. For elementary students, we evaluate where your child is academically and build from there. Enrollment is open year-round, so families in Mesa, Phoenix, Glendale, Peoria, Surprise, Flagstaff, or anywhere else in Arizona can start at any point.
How do I enroll my child in online school in Arizona?
Getting started is simple. You have a few options:
- Talk to a live agent now: Call (888) 242-4262 to speak with an admissions counselor who knows Arizona homeschool laws and can walk you through tuition options.
- Schedule a counselor call: Pick a time that works for your family and get a personalized walkthrough of your child's grade level, credits, and next steps.
- Start enrollment online: Begin the process in minutes from your phone or computer.
You can also view the full course catalog to see what's available across all grade levels before you call. We built this to be straightforward, because families don't deserve red tape when they're trying to do right by their kids.
Four Ways to Start Your Arizona Enrollment
Every Arizona family starts in a different place. Some want to talk to a live person first. Some want to see the paperwork. Some are ready to enroll today. All four paths below lead to the same team of Arizona-focused advisors.
Speak to a Live AgentCall our admissions team and get answers about Arizona homeschool law, tuition and funding options, and transcript transfer in a single conversation. |
Schedule With A CounselorBook a 15-minute one-on-one with an Arizona-focused counselor who will walk through your student's path to graduation. Book a Counselor |
Request InfoGet our Arizona enrollment packet emailed to you. Full program overview, course catalog, and tuition details. Request Info |
Enroll NowReady to start? Begin enrollment in minutes. Arizona families can enroll year-round. Most students begin coursework within a week. |
More Resources for Arizona Families Considering K-12 Online Home School
Arizona's education environment stands apart from every other state. It was the first to offer universal school choice through the Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) program. If your child is in kindergarten in Phoenix, wrapping up middle school in Tucson, or finishing high school coursework in Gilbert, the resources below will help you take the next step.
Understanding Arizona Homeschool Law
Arizona's compulsory education statute (ARS §15-802) gives homeschool families broad authority over pacing, scheduling, and curriculum delivery. The law does not prescribe how quickly or slowly a student must complete coursework. A struggling 4th-grader can take 18 months on grade-level content. A motivated 8th-grader can move through material ahead of schedule. That flexibility is built into Arizona law, not something your family has to fight the bureaucracy to get. For official graduation requirements, visit the Arizona Department of Education (azed.gov).
Related Grade-Level Pages
High School of America offers curriculum across every grade band. If you are researching a specific grade level, these pages go deeper:
Related Program Pages
| K-12 Online Home School (main program) | American Curriculum | Online High School Diploma: Accredited Programs and How to Enroll |
| Individual Courses | Admissions Process | Transfer to Homeschool Anytime |
Arizona Families Searching From Across the State
High School of America serves students in Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa, Scottsdale, Chandler, Gilbert, Tempe, Glendale, Yuma, Flagstaff, Peoria, Surprise, and communities throughout Maricopa County, Pima County, and the East Valley. Rural families near tribal communities, families looking for faith-compatible programs in the Mesa and Gilbert area, and bilingual households across Arizona have all found that a self-paced, accredited K-12 online home school fits their situation better than a traditional district school. We built this program because families deserve real options, not just whatever building happens to be closest to their house.
Scope and Sequence by Grade
Every grade at High School of America publishes a detailed syllabus so families can preview exactly what their student will cover. These documents outline units, weekly objectives, assessments, and pacing.
Elementary K-5 Program Pages
Middle and High School Hubs
| middle school online program | high school Economics elective | Zoology elective course |
| English 4 coursework | teacher resources and faculty guide | HSOA student handbook |
Comparing Other State Programs
If you are comparing Arizona's program to options in neighboring states, or if your family moves frequently, these pages may be helpful:
Ready to Enroll?
Call (888) 242-4262 to speak with a live enrollment advisor. You can also schedule a call to review your student's transcript and map out a plan, or visit our admissions process page to review steps, transfer credit policies, and start dates. Want to get moving right now? Start enrollment today. Enrollment at High School of America is open year-round, so there is no need to wait for a semester break.