About PLA Online School

PLA Online School is an operating independent school at pla1.org. Its PLA Independent plan offers self-paced learning from Kindergarten through Grade 12, with selected assignment review and a weekly family progress summary.

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PLA Online School and the PLA Independent plan

PLA Online School is an operating independent school. Its PLA Independent offer combines a prepared subject plan with selected assignment review across 36 study weeks.

School name
PLA Online School
Official website
pla1.org
Learning plan
PLA Independent: self-paced study with written feedback on selected work
Learning stages
Kindergarten, Elementary School, Middle School and High School, from Kindergarten through Grade 12

Four learning stages

Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle School and High School have different subject scopes, family responsibilities and weekly review allowances.

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Feedback to act on

Selected work receives teacher comments within 2 business days during the study calendar. One revision of each selected submission and a weekly family progress summary are included.

See the assignment-review process

A clear annual price

Annual tuition ranges from $1,390 for Kindergarten to $2,790 for High School. Pay once or in 10 monthly installments of the same annual total, with no separate registration fee.

Compare all four stages and family costs
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School status and academic records

Read the program for your child’s stage, compare the included support and use the school’s contact details to discuss availability and enrollment. The website’s finder opens a guide without collecting personal information.

Operating-school status alone does not establish accreditation, transferable credit, a diploma entitlement or public-funding eligibility. Confirm the records and recognition needed for your child’s pathway before changing schools.

  • Which organization will be named in the enrollment agreement?
  • Which academic records will be issued for your child’s plan, by whom, and how can they be requested?
  • What will the intended receiving school or institution accept, and which written review does it require?