Flexibility Doesn’t Mean Compromising on Academics

Laurel Springs pairs a self-paced, asynchronous curriculum with the same academic rigor expected of any accredited, college-preparatory school. Every course carries defined assessments and grading standards, and students have access to Honors, Advanced Placement, and Dual Enrollment coursework at the same level of rigor as a traditional program.

Every full-time student works with a dedicated academic advisor on course selection and pacing. High-touch, 1:1 college counseling, provided by counselors who hold membership with the National Association for College Admission Counseling, is a cornerstone of the Laurel Springs experience from academic placement through the college application process.

College Outcomes

For the Class of 2026, 84% of Laurel Springs graduates were admitted to at least one of their top three school choices, and 71% were admitted to their top choice school. Graduates were awarded more than $195,000 in average scholarship dollars over the past three years. The Class of 2026 included a Cameron Impact Scholar, two Coca-Cola Scholars, two National Merit Finalists, and five students who received an AP Capstone certificate or diploma.

Online Doesn’t Mean Alone

Laurel Springs students take part in more than 90 virtual clubs and activities and 16 or more Honor Societies, alongside leadership programs and academic competitions. Students also connect in person throughout the year at regional field trips and meet-ups, and gather each year at the Year-End Celebration, a multi-day, in-person event that includes prom and graduation ceremony.

That sense of connection extends to the adults in a student’s academic life as well. Every full-time student is paired with a dedicated counselor, a cornerstone of the Laurel Springs experience rather than an occasional check-in.

Is Laurel Springs Right For Your Family?

A Laurel Springs education tends to be the right fit for students who:

• Recently moved or have a change in family circumstances
• Need a more flexible schedule for training or performance
• Are either falling behind or under-challenged
• Are in a social or classroom environment that is not serving them well
• Have a medical or learning challenge making it difficult for them to learn within the limitations of a physical classroom or school schedule
• Want an accredited private education

Tuition & Financial Aid Options

Tuition at Laurel Springs varies by program. Full-time high school tuition is $11,700 per year ($6,450 per semester); The Academy’s high school tier, which adds weekly live Workshops and expanded counseling, is $17,250 per year ($9,425 per semester). Families interested in individual courses rather than full-time enrollment can expect pricing between $600 and $2,200 annually, depending on the subject and course level. Complete, current pricing across all grade bands is available on our Tuition page.

Laurel Springs offers discounts for siblings, active military and veteran families, and payment in full. Families in Arizona, Alabama, Arkansas, and New Hampshire may also qualify to apply state Education Savings Account (ESA) funds toward tuition or course fees, subject to approval under their state’s program.