Referred by a school counselor? You're in the right place! Enrollment is open for all grades for the current school year as well as the 23-24 school year. Students in grades K-12 in all SoCal counties are eligible to attend Method.
Enrollment for the 2023-24 school year is open for grade levels K-12. Please start by filling out the form on this page.
The 2023-24 course list for grades 9-12 is currently available. Course lists for students in younger grades will be made available at a later date. This course list is kept current.
Method is a year-round public charter school. Our school year begins in July each year. The 2023-24 school year begins July 3rd, 2023. Courses are taught online, and there is no tuition cost. Method is WASC-accredited and features UC a-g and NCAA-approved online courses taught by teachers certified to teach in California.
Students who are in grades K-12, who are not currently enrolled in another school, and who reside in any of the counties listed below are eligible to enroll at Method:
As an independent study school, we're well-versed in getting students up to speed. So, you can enroll your student at any time during the school year and we'll build a school plan that works for them.
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