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K-12 Online Course Catalog

The Arizona Department of Education provides the following K-12 online course offering catalog. This catalog represents a listing of some of the K-12 online programs available to students statewide in a centralized location so that schools, parents, and students can view the vast course selection available to them.

Parents and students to consider the following when choosing an online course:

  1. Work with your school’s guidance counselors and seek their advice. Credits from online courses should transfer, but it would be best to check with your school before taking a course.
  2. Make arrangements for the technology needed to successfully complete the course. You will need a computer, the necessary software and plug-ins required for the course management system, high speed internet connection and a quiet place to work. Check with your school to see what support it can provide. Some online courses are taken at school, others at home.
  3. Online learning is designed to be as rigorous as face-to-face courses; however, self-discipline is needed to successfully complete an online course.
  4. Look at all of the options in the Arizona K-12 Online Course Catalog. For specific information, contact the course provider directly.
  5. Review the International Association for K -12 Online Learning Standards to help you choose a program.
    iNACOL National Standards for Quality Online Teaching (Click on link)
    iNACOL National Standards for Quality Online Programs (Click on link)
K-12 Online Catalog PDF
***ADE disclaimer: The responsibility for checking course quality rests with schools. ADE has listed courses given to it without checking quality at this time.

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