As a parent, you play an active role by partnering with teachers and your child—while K12 and your school provide resources, advice, and access to the support of an online parent community.
Student's Role
In middle school, content is mostly online with some opportunities for in-person learning,* and students begin to work more independently.
Watch this video to take a closer look at how online middle school works.
Parent's Role
You or another responsible adult act as your child's Learning Coach. Learning Coaches work with teachers—helping to monitor student attendance and mastery of online lessons and assessments. On average, you'll spend 2–4 hours a day providing guidance and oversight.†
Explore what the role of the Learning Coach is like in middle school by watching this short video.
Teacher's Role
State-certified teachers help create student learning plans, monitor progress and attendance, teach live online classes, and hold online help sessions and office hours.
Click to view what to expect from your middle school student's teachers.