Legacy Online School is an accredited US online middle school for grades 6–8, serving families in Qatar with live teaching, a US-accredited diploma, qualified teachers and a flexible self-paced learning option from $149/month.
Accredited K–12 online K, Elementary, Middle and High School with live teaching plus self-paced program, US-accredited diploma and transcripts, state-accredited curriculum, qualified teachers and a personal Learning Support Specialist (LSS).
A full-day schedule combined with the flexibility of online learning. Students learn core subjects — English, Math, Science and History — alongside electives, with a typical day of four to five hours of structured school time.
Small live classes with qualified US-licensed teachers on a structured weekly schedule.
Independent learning at your child’s own pace with full curriculum access and teacher support.
Dedicated personal teacher with a fully customized learning plan.
Personalized academic plan tailored to your child’s goals, level and pace.
WASC-accredited, registered with the Florida Department of Education, BBB Accredited and College Board authorized to offer AP courses.
The Legacy middle school curriculum covers Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Spanish, Health & PE, and a wide range of electives across grades 6, 7 and 8.
Middle school at Legacy builds academic discipline, study skills and subject mastery so students enter high school ready for honors and AP-level coursework.
Live classes, virtual clubs, group projects and school events build real friendships and social skills in an online environment.
Submit the form on this page to speak with our admissions team. Enrollment for accepted students is completed within 48 hours.
Grades 6, 7 and 8 — the standard US middle school range.
Yes — accredited by WASC, using the same US framework as leading American schools.
Both. Live Group classes meet with a qualified teacher; self-paced courses run on your child’s schedule. Many families combine the two.
AP courses are typically for Grade 10 and up; advanced Grade 8 students may take a Grade 9-level course after assessment.
Smaller class sizes, available tutoring across all subjects, and self-paced flexibility for difficult topics.
No — typically four to five hours of school time per day, not eight.
Yes — through live classes, virtual clubs, group projects and school events.