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Legacy Online School Is Fully Accredited by WASC, Registered With FLDOE, BBB-Accredited and NCAA Approved. Cognia Accreditation Is Pending Approval.
Legacy Online School gives Arkansas students in grades K-12 a flexible, accessible education built on the FLVS curriculum and backed by WASC accreditation.
Our experienced, qualified teachers build lessons around each student’s needs, interests, and abilities.
Students who complete all graduation requirements earn an accredited U.S. high school diploma.
Choose live group classes, one-on-one learning, or a self-paced program. Our course catalog includes core academic, honors, and elective courses.
Engaging lessons, caring teachers, and a supportive community help young learners build confidence, curiosity, and essential skills — all from the comfort of home.
Where students develop critical thinking, independence, and academic discipline through engaging coursework, collaborative projects, and dedicated teacher support — preparing them for high school success.
Rigorous academics, college prep, and real-world readiness — students build strong transcripts, explore AP courses, and receive guidance to confidently step into their future.
19 College Board-authorized AP courses, from Calculus to Computer Science, give high schoolers a university-level challenge and a stronger transcript for college.
A STEM focus runs through every grade, from elementary science to AP Computer Science, building the problem-solving skills students need for future careers.
A variety of virtual clubs and activities where students explore new interests, develop skills, and grow beyond academics.
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Legacy Online School K-12 in Arkansas provides a flexible and accessible learning environment with accredited FLVS curriculum and WASC
We offer different payment options and schedules with valuable discounts
There are 3 types of learning styles such as group and self-pace. School offers Academic, AP and Extracurricular courses
At Legacy, we prioritize preparing students for success in college and STEM-related careers by collaborating with the College Board
Upon fulfilling standard graduation requirements, students will receive US Certified Diplomas
We ensure that all our instructors are certified teachers who adapt their materials to meet the individual needs, interests, and abilities of students
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Recognized and trusted by educational institutions worldwide
Legacy is pursuing accreditation from Cognia, an international nonprofit accrediting body that evaluates schools against rigorous standards of educational quality.
In the bustling heart of Florida, drawing from a rich lineage of five generations of educators and propelled by his extensive experience in teaching, Peter Crawford Valentino made a monumental decision: to found the K12 Legacy Online School. A beacon of education, this institution stands as a testament to Peter’s commitment to knowledge and his belief in the transformative power of learning.
Peter is a man of many talents — an accomplished actor, writer, director, producer, musician, and, notably, a teacher. His vast and varied journey, which spans from the vibrant streets of LA to the iconic skyline of New York and the glittering lights of Las Vegas, is a story of creative search, passion, dedication, and unyielding commitment to the arts.
From his early days as a lead singer and guitarist, captivating audiences in local LA venues, to his concert tour for the U.S. military that took him across the Middle East and Europe, Peter’s musical journey was a sight to behold, earning him a special feature on MTV. His love for melodies seamlessly integrates into his films, creating soundtracks that are both enchanting and unforgettable.
The allure of theater was another calling Peter could not resist. Diverse roles in stage plays, live improv comedy, television, and film only deepened his love for the performing arts. This love took him to New York City, where he honed his skills as an improv actor, and later to Las Vegas, where he established the Neon Venus Art Theatre, and subsequently its sister theater in the Hollywood district.
Noteworthy films and projects like “Bobby and Tiffany”, “Davidson and Bradley”, “Dead Dreamers”, “Detective Charles Hanover”, “The Falcon”, “Ivan’s Angels”, and “Golden Blood”, to name a few, grace his portfolio. Explore his detailed journey and list of achievements on IMDb, and for those looking to connect on a professional front, his LinkedIn profile awaits.
Homeschooling enrollment has remained above pre-2020 levels. Arkansas law allows parents to withdraw a student from a public school and begin a legally recognized home school program, provided families follow state notification requirements. The experts at Legacy Online School have been helping families who choose to homeschool for over 10 years and are happy to highlight the key details parents should pay attention to.
Quick takeaways:
Although Arkansas requirements are minimal, it is still wise to keep proper documentation to avoid issues when applying for the next level of education or moving to another state
Virtual academies and Education Freedom Account programs can supplement homeschooling with structured coursework and funding support, depending on eligibility
Basic requirements for homeschooling in Arkansas come from Arkansas homeschool laws:
Parents do nee to enroll in any school, but there are several steps they do to start homeschooling:
Parents also can join local or online support homeschooling groups for additional help and social opportunities.
To legally homeschool in Arkansas, parents must submit a Notice of Intent to Homeschool to their local superintendent. This includes completing the required registration form registration form (as titled in state documents) and providing basic student and curriculum information.
Key steps include:
Complete and submit the required notice before withdrawing from a traditional school.
Maintain attendance and basic academic records.
Create the strong homeschool curriculum.
Support resources include local homeschool co-ops, online curriculum providers, statewide homeschool associations, and virtual academies offering structured supplemental instruction.
Many families connect through regional homeschool groups to share curriculum advice and extracurricular opportunities.
Some Arkansas families often combine homeschooling with an online school in Arkansas. This model allows homeschoolers to maintain independence while supplementing instruction with certified teachers and digital resources.
Virtual academies can offer:
For example, older students in 12th grade may take concurrent college coursework while completing high school requirements.
Virtual academies are especially useful when parents want external oversight to ensure students meet grade-level benchmarks and graduation readiness standards.
Online homeschooling provides freedom for child’s education and bring solutions for individualized child’s needs. For some Arkansas students, this hybrid model allows learners to thrive outside the traditional classroom environment.
Benefits include:
Some programs operate under tuition-free public models, while others are private.
It is important to distinguish between:
Each model carries different accountability requirements. For more information about advantages and disadvantages of online learning check this articles.
Arkansas has expanded school choice initiatives in recent years, including the Education Freedom Account program. Eligible families may receive public funding support for certain approved educational expenses. The program is overseen by the Arkansas Department of Education and is part of broader school choice reforms in the state.
Families considering participation in a freedom account program should confirm eligibility requirements and approved uses of funds.
Key considerations include:
Arkansas law permits parents significant flexibility, but responsibility for educational quality rests with the family.
A: We covered this question above, in the section “How to Get Started With Homeschooling in Alaska?”.
A: Use the Home School Legal Defense Association’s website to learn more.
A: Yes. Use the Home School Legal Defense Association’s website to find these associations.
A: Yes.
A: Notify the school district about the decision to homeschool and follow the required steps.
A: Yes. Use resources like The Homeschool Mom Community to find these groups.
A: New homeschooling parents can access online guides, local homeschool groups, and educational websites. Use the Home School Legal Defense Association’s website to find more options.
A: Non educational items such as food, household supplies, home electronics, smart devices, cell phones, graduation outfits, or general internet and utility bills unless specifically approved under program rules.
A: Arkansas does not directly pay parents for independent homeschooling. However, under recent school choice expansion programs, some families may qualify for education savings accounts that can be used for approved educational expenses.
A: No strict requirements. Recommendations: 3 to 4 hours per day for an elementary school student. Middle and high school students – 4 to 6 hours per day.
A: Arkansas is considered homeschool friendly because requirements are limited.
A: Homeschooling is legal in Arkansas and protected under state law. There is no active statewide ban.
Have a question about homework? Your specialist is always available to provide quick, clear answers and guidance whenever you need it.
Our specialists tailor support to your learning style and goals. They track progress constantly and keep you on the right path.
Your specialist keeps parents updated on your progress and addresses any concerns. They also provide guidance to support your learning at home.
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