Answers to Common Questions
Who is eligible to enroll in eSchool courses?
Any Kenosha Area School District student grades nine through twelve may request enrollment in eSchool courses.
Any student choosing to take an AP course that is not available in their building may request enrollment in an APEX course facilitated through the eSchool.
Special consideration may be given to students with significant life obstacles: i.e. dropouts, adjudicated and/or incarcerated youth, teen parents, home-based (home-bound) students, students with physical, mental or emotional difficulties, voluntarily withdrawn or expelled students, self-supporting youth, transient students, students in treatment programs, homeschooled, and open enrolled students.
Kenosha Unified School District residents who have not completed their graduation requirements and have not reached the age of 21 are eligible to take courses through Kenosha eSchool whether or not they are attending any other district school.
Here are some common situations for looking at eSchool as an option:
- Part-Time or Full-Time Options
- AP & Honors Students
- Free Up Time in Current Schedule
- Competitive Athletes
- Relieve Scheduling Conflicts
- Credit Recovery/Credit Deficient
- Gain Online Experience
- Traveling Students
- Relocated Military Families
- Home-based (home-schooled) students (up to 2 classes in the district at a time).
Find out more program information in our virtual policy section. |
