Students are invited to join us for a full-time or part-time online learning journey, starting as young as age 5! As they flourish, they’re encouraged to re-enroll with us up until their 21st birthday. By that milestone, they’ll be encouraged to either complete active courses or graduate that semester and step into the world with a Laurel Springs diploma.
We host personalized introductions to Laurel Springs every Wednesday. New students can make friends right away, meet teachers and staff, and learn tips for virtual school success. These Cohort Dates have limited spots to keep things tailored and interactive.
Cohort Dates take place every Wednesday with the exception of the following dates:
November 27 – December 25 – January 1 – June 11
To enroll, families with homeschooled students must submit a Homeschool Evaluation Form. Students will also need to take Laurel Springs’ reading, writing, and math pre-assessments for an extra cost. Keep in mind that our curriculum is in American English.
To learn more and access forms, please reach out to our admissions team.
Before enrolling at Laurel Springs, international students may need to have their academic records translated and evaluated. The family covers this cost. We reserve the right to accept or deny a translation or evaluation based on the entity that provides it. To help confirm course placement, students may also need to take Laurel Springs’ reading, writing, and math pre-assessments for an extra fee.
Learn more about our approach to online private education. Meet faculty and staff, and hear from student ambassadors. Get an inside look at our student life, too!
Attend a Virtual Open HouseWe limit the number of enrollments on each cohort date – ensuring that every student receives an ample amount of support and resources. Students also have an immediate sense of belonging. The Laurel Springs Community Engagement Team organizes grade-level meet-and-greet sessions around each cohort date. So, if your child is starting 5th grade, they’ll get to meet other 5th graders at Laurel Springs right from the start. Furthermore, students and families meet their “support team” – teachers, counselors, academic advisors, and other faculty members – that play an important role in the student’s academic journey at Laurel Springs. Families will also learn who to contact for guidance as their student begins their coursework. These early opportunities for families and students to engage with the Laurel Springs community are incredibly impactful and always spark excitement!
Rolling admission means, with few exceptions, there is no hard deadline for full-time student applications. We evaluate applications as they are sent to us. This means new students can apply to Laurel Springs at any time.
Laurel Springs offers the following private school programs:
Yes. Our summer programs have specific registration dates to accommodate summer course start and end dates.
Learn MoreStudents in grades 9-12 will need to send official transcripts from their previous school(s) for course placement. Students applying for 12th grade will need to send transcripts prior to enrollment.
Complete the Request for Student Records form and send it to your child’s previous schools. If you have any questions, you can always contact our admissions team.
Yes. International students can apply to Laurel Springs. Our flexible approach to learning allows us to easily adapt to world-wide time zones so students anywhere can receive a premier education.
Yes. Part-time students may enroll in a wide variety of single courses to supplement their current schooling.
We’d love to chat with you. Fill out our Contact Us form and one of our Admissions Coordinators will be in touch. Or, give us a call at 866-890-6429.