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The state of Michigan runs a notably open online public school system. Three statewide tuition-free programs serve students across the state, plus a network of district-based virtual options. Michigan families have real choices – more than most states.
Not recordings. Not office hours. Real qualified teachers, live, every single school day.
Michigan has two tracks: public and private. Public charter schools (Michigan Connections Academy, Michigan Virtual Charter Academy, Michigan Great Lakes Virtual Academy) are tuition-free, state-funded, authorized by universities, and serve Michigan residents only. Private online schools operate independently – different accreditation bodies, different curricula, tuition-based.
Private schools serving Michigan families include The Keystone School (MSA-CESS accredited, self-paced model), Citizens High School (non-regionally accredited, self-paced only), Laurel Springs School (WASC-accredited, mix of live and self-paced but semester-locked learning environment), and George Washington University Online High School (selective admissions, college-prep focus).
Public charter schools work if you’re Michigan-based and fit their calendar. Private schools drop the residency requirement, open enrollment year-round, and build schedules around the learner.
| Michigan Private Virtual Schools | Legacy Online School | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | $4,000–$10,000/year avg | Start at $2,500/year |
| Accreditation | WASC, MSA-CESS, or none | WASC (regional) |
| Curriculum | Varies by school | FLVS-based, US-accredited |
| Eligibility | Open enrollment | Open globally |
| Schedule | Self-paced or semester blocks | Self-paced + live group + 1-on-1 |
| AP courses | 5–12 courses typical | 19 AP courses |
| Class size | Self-paced only or 15–20 | Max 15 learners, 1:15 ratio |
| Live instruction | Limited or none (Laurel: yes) | Daily, Monday–Friday (Group plan) |
| Dual enrollment | Limited or none | ASU & USF |
Keystone and Citizens run self-paced only – no live teaching. Laurel Springs offers live sessions but locks into semester blocks. GWU Online is selective and college-prep focused but doesn’t offer one-on-one instruction. We run three plans – self-paced, live group (10-learner cap), one-on-one – and families switch between them without re-enrolling. Recent Legacy graduates have enrolled at Penn State, the University of New Haven, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, and the University of Maryland. Michigan families applying to the University of Michigan, Michigan State, or Wayne State will find our WASC-accredited transcript meets standard admissions requirements.
Three learning plans: Live Group (max 10 learners, 1:10 ratio), One-on-One (fully personalized), and Self-Paced (no fixed year, teachers grade and give feedback). Virtual clubs included in every plan.
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