Make the Switch Any Time of Year
Your child deserves an education that champions them holistically. Our accredited online private school empowers K-12 students to thrive both inside and outside of academics – resulting in a love for learning that lasts a lifetime.
Transfer today, transform their education
Laurel Springs’ flexible, personalized learning approach meets the academic and lifestyle needs of student-athletes, performers, world travelers, accelerated learners, military families, former brick-and-mortar students, and so much more. No matter a student’s location, background, outside passions or academic interests, they’re presented with a pathway for achieving their dreams at Laurel Springs.
Academic Excellence
Laurel Springs is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and Cognia.Comprehensive Courses
Our course catalog features a wide range of courses for Elementary, Middle, and High School students. Well-rounded academic programming means there’s opportunity for every K-12 student to find their unique pathway forward.Proven Success
For more than 30 years, families have turned to Laurel Springs’ online education solution to meet their child’s needs. From college and career counseling to NCAA student-athlete guidance, our programming and support offerings equip students with everything they need to succeed academically and beyond.
It’s time to make the switch
Advance to the Academy
Imagine an education where every aspect is tailored to your child's unique ambitions and abilities. This is The Academy at Laurel Springs, a comprehensive college-prep program for students in grades 6-12. At The Academy, your child will be part of a community of passionate, like-minded peers who are equally driven academically and thrive in rigorous educational settings.
The school of choice for K-12 students
Their education is in your hands
Our online education caters to a diverse group of learners. No matter the reason you decide to transfer schools, Laurel Springs will support and equip each student with the academic and soft skills necessary for lifelong success.
Raven Dukane, Class of 2022, William & Mary
Collegiate Success
Caps Off to the Class of 2023
91%
91% of graduates from the Class of 2023 are college-bound
77%
of our Class of 2023 graduates who applied to college were offered admission to their first-choice school
$10M
Class of 2023 graduates were awarded a reported $10M+ in Merit Scholarships
76%
Class of 2023 graduates were offered admission to 76% of U.S. News and World Report's Top 50 schools
FAQs
Can my elementary, middle, or high school student change schools midway through the school year?
Contrary to popular belief, you can switch schools at any time throughout the school year. However, there may be some conditions you need to meet at your child’s current school and their new school. In some states, public school districts are required to offer open enrollment, but in others, it’s optional. Brick-and-mortar schools also request the reason for changing your child’s school and can deny your school transfer.How do you change schools midway through?
Traditionally, parents send transfer requests or applications to their new school. Most schools have specific enrollment dates, and students must wait weeks or even months to begin their new school if they switch midyear. Laurel Springs, on the other hand, offers rolling admissions so students can enroll at any time.What are reasons to change schools?
The most common reason to change schools is if your family is moving or if your child is being bullied. However, your child can switch schools if they’re experiencing disruptions in the classroom, feeling unchallenged by their coursework, aren’t receiving enough support from teachers and counselors, being overwhelmed with a busy schedule, or not having the overall resources to succeed academically or socially.Is there a checklist to reviewing my child’s first semester in a brick-and-mortar?
Sit down with your child and have an open, honest conversation about their last semester by reviewing the following:
- Grades
- Curriculum
- Extracurriculars
- Teacher or counselor interactions
- Overall attitude towards school