Laurel Springs School

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California, United States

Online School

Overview

Laurel Springs is an accredited, online, private school for K-12 offering a self-paced, globally accessible curriculum. We offer creative and interactive elementary courses, 240+ college-prep courses (including Honors, AP®, and AP® Capstone) and 160+ NCAA-approved courses.
Students can join 30+ virtual clubs, attend in-person field trips throughout the year, take on leadership roles, and participate in on-site prom and graduation. They also receive 1:1, personalized support from their teachers, advisor, and counselor!

Type of school

Online School

Curriculum

American Curriculum

Age range

Gender

Co-Education

Yearly tuition fee

from 6,000 to 15,700 USD

Foundation

Founded in 1991

Nationalities

100 different nationalities

Nr of students

2711 students

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Our curriculum is self-paced and accessible 24/7 from anywhere in the world. This is why international and military families, entrepreneurs, athletes, and performing artists choose us! Our course catalog features engaging elementary courses that encourage creativity and involvement, 240+ college-prep courses (including Honors, AP®, and AP® Capstone) and 160+ NCAA-approved courses.

Curriculum

American Curriculum

Examinations

American Diploma, AP

Language of instruction

English

Foreign languages taught

ASL, Chinese, French, German, Latin, Spanish

Accreditations

WASC Accrediated, Cognia Accrediated, NCAA Approved Courses, UC a-g Approved Courses

Learn more about Laurel Springs School tuition fees for 2025, including general fee details and available scholarships.

Annual tuition fees

Annual tuition fees at Laurel Springs School range from USD 6,000 to USD 15,700, depending on the student's grade level and program.

Scholarships

Scholarship information is not currently available. Please contact the school directly through this page to learn more.

Enrollment phase

Rolling

Minimum Enrollment Duration

This school requires a minimum enrollment of 12 months, ensuring students have adequate time to benefit from the curriculum and educational experience.