K12 Avis 

They did a good job helping us navigate the senior year of my sons school year. Good to deal with overall great experience

The new k12 launch pad is incredibly unhelpful, classes are too early for children in central time zone,

I love it I been here for 2 years and I like it

Communication is bad. Emails are incorrect. Assignments show up on our end after date due. Attempts at calls or texts receive no response to teachers. Wait time for IT is long. Computer signed my child out during session. Had to reset password. Had parents who had been in program for years recommend K12 but since the switch in software it's been horrible. Will not recommend.

Great help great survive so happy
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They rejected my son’s application because they didn’t like his disciplinary record. It shouldn’t be any of their business. I’m trying to keep him on the straight and narrow, and all they did was cause me stress. So now we are going to a school that smells like weed.

Thanks so much for your support

I wouldn’t put my son in this school for nothing they’re no help worst online school ever

They have been a blessing to us.

User-friendly, easy access, and good content.

We love the school and the reason why we do so much it’s because they really work well with children with special needs and have a IEP!!! and if a child has it where they need any help on something they really try to help them. I would recommend the School to anyone and everyone.

I am very happy to have found the perfect school for my daughter; this is her second year there, and I highly recommend it.

It's a great school, but when the students ask for help or advice, don't send videos; help physically and personally. There are some kids out there who need it, but overall, the school is greatgreat.

Thank you for the kind words

It was the best decision I ever made for me and my children no more running late or car lines no missing school children are happy I'm happy

I have called 10 different times referring to my transcript and college bridge certificates (I wouldn't need them if they would have sealed it at the graduation), and no one has called me back!!! I am an alumnus at K-12 Hallsville and I could not be more disappointed in this staff!!

Over the years we have attended my child with Indiana digital gateway and K12 online for the last couple years and I must say I'm very disappointed as a parent with a child that is autistic and has IEP both the state of Indiana he had got approved a few weeks back to 10 fifth grade starting yesterday August 6th he went to his first class yesterday was very happy even took his math test however coming to find out this morning his username and password was locked through Indiana digital gateway without warning without notice without a letter without a phone call without anything so he cannot attend his class and my child is very sad that he cannot attend his class especially disappointment with Indiana with the legal document which is IEP and also autism to deny a child and education

This was the single worst online learning experience we have ever had with any school. I had used K12 before for middle school (for another student) and it was good, unfortunately the high school leaves a lot to be desired. I very much agree with the other reviews in that your school is NOT friendly for the neurodivergent students. Which is interesting because my other student had a 504 and a plan at the middle school K12 and it was good. We have moved between states and I was recommended K12 by our doctor. My student is in the middle of diagnosing and we haven’t needed school assistance because he is high functioning, he is just very quiet. I do not think he needs a 504. We also had an amazing experience at Connections Academy in the state we lived previously and they worked with him in his quietness so he did not get overwhelmed. I think if we continued here he would need a 504 so the teachers would just know, not because he needs assistance in testing. We were not informed of the camera and microphones policy beforehand. Instead we were told it’s loosely based on the school and teacher, which was ok. However, on my students first day he was having trouble getting his camera on and he was called out by name in front of the class about it and the teacher referred to it as an altercation? He was visibly shaken. Another teacher said they would be reported and disciplined if they did not use their camera. Yet another teacher said they didn’t care. That is a huge gap in policy. The school should really stress that policy gap ahead of time because for a neurodivergent person that can be devastating when told to you in such a contradictory way on the first day. When you have ADHD (I also have it) you can also get fixated on disorganization and it can be overwhelming. That being said, the dashboard was not user friendly at all. Nothing was prepared on the first day. We had no class schedule. There was a feedback column full of classes he did not have with wrong dates. Luckily, the English teacher was organized and we were able to figure out that there are 3 different schedules and we were on a homeroom schedule? However, the homeroom teacher messed up his schedule and he had the homeroom teachers class twice. Instead of informing on what to do, the teacher told him to “bounce” on over to the other class? He had no idea how to do that. I had to pull the courses to see which class it was and there was no way to access it? Unfortunately, we are now stuck at the school because the other online school is at capacity and we have been waitlisted. I am not looking forward to the teaching experience because I am scared for my child.

We are trying to return but are encountering problems because the software is mixing our old and new accounts. This has made it impossible for my son to attend. I have been reaching out to them since this past Sunday, 8/2. So far, my son hasn't been able to log in, and no one has offered any serious attempt at help. We'll probably return to his old school. AZVA used to be amazing, not anymore.

Staff are amazing! Very engaging and resourceful!