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Legacy Online School gives Indiana 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 Indiana 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
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.
Indiana is considered one of the most homeschool-friendly states in the U.S. Parents do not need to follow strict rules, but there are things they should think about, even if the law does not require it. Our experts at Legacy Online School help families understand and navigate these moments.
Quick takeaways:
Homeschooled students often score 15-25 percentile points higher than public school averages on standardized tests
Indiana requires 180 instructional days per year
Under Indiana Code 20 33 2 28, homeschooling is treated as a non accredited private school.
School attendance is required for children ages 7 to 18. Parents must teach subjects similar to public schools and provide at least 180 days of instruction each year.
Indiana does not require curriculum approval, state testing reports, annual progress reports, or teacher certification.
Research from the National Home Education Research Institute shows that homeschooled students often score higher on tests than public school students. They usually score 15 to 25 percentile points higher. However, results depend on how well and how regularly students study.
Here are the most important benefits:
However, homeschooling also introduces measurable challenges.
| Challenge | Practical Impact |
| Time commitment | Freedom stays, but to get good results, students need to spend time on learning every week and plan it themselves |
| State compliance requirements | Even if the current state does not require much from the family, if they move, another state may have different homeschooling rules |
| Socialization planning | Socialization does not happen automatically. To help a child grow well, parents need to plan it themselves, for example by organizing field trips |
| Academic success | Parents need to work carefully on the curriculum so their child’s knowledge matches the state requirements |
The American Academy of Pediatrics emphasizes that social development is a critical component of education. Homeschooled students benefit when families intentionally include extracurriculars, co ops, athletics, or community groups.
In early grades, homeschooling should focus on:
Literacy development
Foundational math skills
Social emotional growth
Routine and consistency
Young learners need high parental involvement.
Middle school is when homeschooling becomes more challenging. Students ages 11 to 14 start thinking more independently, but they still have trouble planning for the long term. If the curriculum is not organized well, learning gaps can appear. Important areas to focus on are strong math and science skills, clear writing and basic research skills, regular accountability, and social time through clubs or group activities.
For high school homeschooling, families must plan carefully. They need to plan the transcript, track credits, prepare for college, get ready for tests, and keep good records.
Sequenced curriculum aligned with national standards
Certified teacher instruction and grading
Built-in assessments
Official transcript generation
Advanced Placement or college-preparatory courses
Easy to enroll and year round learning
Online schooling is often the strongest choice when parents work full-time, students need advanced coursework, college admission is a priority, documentation consistency is essential, or a student benefits from teacher interaction.
However, families should choose a school carefully and check its accreditation. If you do not, the programs may not be very useful in the future.
Peter Crawford Valentino is the founder of Legacy Online School. He comes from a family of teachers for five generations. He also has experience in other areas. Peter worked as an actor, director, producer, and musician. He had main roles in films, went on music tours, and started the Neon Venus Art Theatre in Las Vegas and Hollywood. These experiences helped him bring creative ideas to education. This helped make Legacy Online School successful.
The school’s mission is to help every student achieve success. Teachers in our school are dedicated to ensuring the success of each student. The curriculum in Legacy Online School is created to give students all the knowledge they need. Teachers make sure every student truly understands the material. Teachers adapt complex concepts in a way every student can understand. Knowledge assessments are conducted in a convenient electronic format, helping students identify their strengths and weaknesses.
Legacy Online School offers an accredited curriculum for elementary, middle, and high school. Our school’s curriculum covers core subjects. These subjects include Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies. Students choose electives like Spanish and Art. This curriculum includes live teaching in small groups for personalized attention. Contact us to find out which set of documents your child needs to submit.
A: Homeschooling in Indiana is a breath of fresh air for families who are tired of the issues with traditional education. It gives a chance for these families to educate their children at home independently.
A: Homeschooling brings certain problems families need to consider to ensure their children’s education is successful. We have covered these challenges and how to address them in detail in the article “Traditional Homeschooling”.
A: Homeschooling is permitted in Indiana, and the state does not impose many requirements. Families are not required to submit separate notifications about transitioning to homeschooling, assessments, or immunizations. Parents do not need specific qualifications to teach their children. Parents can homeschool their children at the age of 7.
A: Yes. Use the Home School Legal Defense Association to find these associations.
A: Summer school for homeschoolers in Indiana allows students to better understand old material or get new knowledge during the summer months. Kids can use summer courses provided by online or traditional schools.
A: Yes.
A: K-12 online schooling is like a magic wand for parents. These schools handle all the hard work within the programs, guaranteeing the child receives a quality education. Contact our school to learn about the specific benefits you’ll get by enrolling with us.
A: No.
A: No formal annual reports are required. However, keeping documents is strongly recommended in case questions arise or during college enrollment.
A: Yes. Some districts, such as the program of Union School Corporation, offer public online education options for Indiana students.
A: No. However, families still must follow state attendance laws and make sure the education is similar to public school standards.
A: It depends on the school program. Many structured online education models are teacher-led. Others offer a mix of live instruction and independent work.
A: Yes.
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