School started.
It doesn't mean
you're stuck.
If this school year already doesn't feel right, you can change it.
It's only August. Don't spend the next nine months hoping it gets better.
How is the school year going so far?
Choose whatever feels familiar. There are no wrong answers, and nothing is submitted.
That's enough reason to consider another option.
High School of America is a fully online K–12 school built for families who need a different pace, a different schedule, or simply a different environment. You don't need a crisis to justify a better fit.
Imagine Monday looked different.
Same child. Same subjects. Same accredited diploma track. A completely different day.
This Monday
- ⏰6:15Wake up.
- 🚗7:10Leave home.
- 🏫8:00School.
- 🔔3:00Finally leave.
- 🚗4:00Home.
- 📚7:00Homework.
A different Monday
- ☀️Wake up.
- 🥞Have breakfast.
- 💻Open school.
- 🧠Learn.
- 🌳Take a break.
- ⚽Practice.
- 💻Finish.
- ❤️Have a life.
School can fit into their life. Their life doesn't have to fit around school.
You didn't make the wrong choice. You just learned what your child needs.
Nobody is asking you to regret anything. We're only saying the door is still open.
Roughly 4.7 million U.S. students, about 9% of K–12 enrollment, already attend a school outside the district system, per the National Center for Education Statistics.
school days are still ahead.
Changing ten days into the school year is easier than regretting the next hundred and seventy.
Approximate. Most U.S. school calendars run roughly 175–180 instructional days, and start dates vary by state and district.
Source: Education Commission of the States, 50-State Comparison of instructional time policies.
Transfer is not failure.
Sometimes changing schools is the smartest thing a parent can do.
Same kid.Better fit.
Should we switch schools?
Six questions. About sixty seconds. Nothing is sent anywhere.
How does your child feel before school?
Is the current schedule working for your family?
Does your child need more flexibility?
Are activities, sports, or work competing with school hours?
Does your child learn better independently?
Would learning from home improve your family's routine?
It may be worth considering a different way to learn.
See what switching looks like.
Four steps, and no obligation at any of them. Most families finish step two simply knowing more than they did yesterday.
Tell us about your student.
Grade level, credits so far, and what isn't working right now.
Talk with Admissions.
A real conversation about whether online is the right fit, including when it isn't.
Review the best path forward.
Transfer credits, course plan, graduation timeline, and what the week would actually look like.
Start learning online.
Courses open, and Monday finally gets to look different.
The first day of school already happened.The first day at the right school doesn't have to.
Ready when you are. And if you're not ready to enroll, start with the conversation instead.