Supplemental Online Resources

If you are wanting to build your own educational program or if you want to supplement an existing one, the resources below are a good starting point. The links
below include both paid and free content for a variety of grade levels.

The resources listed below are not affiliated with the State Board of Education, do not necessarily represent the educational views or philosophy of the State
Board of Education, and their inclusion should not be taken as an endorsement or recommendation to use their services or materials.

Language Arts Mathematics Biological and Social Science Fine Arts Physical Development Multiple Subjects
Physical Science and Health
NoRedInk Khan Academy National Geographic Library of Congress Kennedy Center American Council on Moby Max
Exercise
ReadWorks Code NOVA Labs (PBS) CSPAN KinderArt Play60 IXL
Audible PurpleMath Science News for Digital History Blick GoNoodle Smithsonian
Students
Storyline Prodigy PBS-Kids American Archive Metropolitan Museum Sanford Fit PBS
Online PBS-Nature of Art
Education SplashLearn Mystery Science Digital Public Sparketh President’s Council on UnboundEd
Library of America Sports, Fitness and
Nutrition
Project DreamBox Science Buddies iCivics New York Philharmonic BioDigital Core Knowledge
Gutenberg
Skybrary Singapore Math NASA Michigan Open National Gallery of Art American Association for Global Student
Book Project Anatomy Network
Achieve3000 Virtual Nerd Bill Nye ADST Scratch CDC for Kids and Teens Time4Learning

TweenTribune UCSMP Wonderopolis GeoLiteracy The Joy of Painting American Sexual Health ABCmouse
Association
Distance Learning Programs & Online Schools

The links below will take you to the website for distance learning programs and online private schools. As you are researching each school, try to find answers to
the following questions:

• Is this school accredited? Please note that the Illinois State Board of
Education does not accredit schools so you will need to confirm
accreditation status with any school you are interested in.
• How much will this program cost? Do I pay per course, per semester,
or yearly? What is the refund policy if I am unhappy?
• How will the school track my child’s progress? Can I easily request a
copy of my child’s transcripts, grades, and coursework?
• Are the materials aligned with Common Core or do they use a
different set of learning standards?

The resources listed below are not affiliated with the State Board of Education, do not necessarily represent the educational views or philosophy of the State
Board of Education, and their inclusion should not be taken as an endorsement or recommendation to use their services or materials.

A Beka Book Idaho Virtual Academy National University Virtual High School
Acellus Academy International Connections Academy North Star Academy
Advantages School International International Virtual Learning Academy Oak Meadow
Alpha Omega Academy ISBerne Online Ohio Virtual School
American School of Correspondence James Madison High School Penn Foster Online
Brigham Young University K12 The Potter School
Brightways Global Academy Keystone School Online Stanford Online High School
Calvert Education Laurel Springs School Seton Home Study School
Central Texas College Online High School Latter Day Learning University of Nebraska High School
Excel High School Liahona Academy University of Texas High School
Fairfax County Public Schools Online Campus Liberty University Online Academy Veritas Press Academy
Florida Virtual School Memoria Press Online Academy The Well Trained Mind
George Washington University Online High School Mizzou Academy WiloStar Treaty Academy