A Rigorous Pathway to University and Global Success.
Powered by Edmentum's EdOptions Academy, it delivers uncompromising American academic excellence. Featuring fully accredited, NCAA-approved, and advanced courses, it offers the ultimate flexibility and tailored guidance required for global, college-bound students.
AIGA's Online High School Program delivers the academic excellence of Edmentum's EdOptions Academy with dedicated, personalized support. Students are taught live by certified U.S. teachers through EdOptions Academy while receiving daily academic guidance, tutoring, mentoring, and college and career counseling from AIGA's learning guides.
Beginning in Grade 9, students earn high school credits each semester toward graduation. Over four years (Grades 9–12), students complete a minimum of 21.5 credits, meeting the graduation requirements for a U.S. High School Diploma. This structured pathway prepares students for admission to universities and colleges in the United States and around the world while benefiting from the flexibility, support, and community of AIGA's Online Campus.
Every high school student gets access to MajorClarity, an Edmentum tool for college and career readiness planning — helping them map majors, careers, and next steps well before graduation.
Curriculum Overview
21.5 credits are required for graduation, distributed across core subjects and electives.
English I, II, III, IV
Algebra I, Geometry, Additional Math
Biology, Physical Science, Additional Science
World History, American History, American Government, Economics
Art/CTE (1 credit) plus 7 credits of electives
For students applying to 4-year universities, we recommend 2 years of world language, 4 years of math (including Algebra II), and 4 years of science (including biology, chemistry, physics, and an elective science).
English I, Algebra I, Biology, World History, World Language, Elective
English II, Geometry, Chemistry, American History, World Language, Elective
English III, Algebra II, Additional Science, American Government, Economics, CTE/Art, Elective
English IV, Core Elective, Other Electives (3 credits)