Trusted Experts in Online Education

We've been teaching independent school students online for more than ten years. One Schoolhouse teachers are experienced independent school faculty, who go through six months of training and one-on-one coaching to learn best practices and research-driven methods for working with students online. Teaching and learning at One Schoolhouse are different from the distance learning happening at most independent schools in response to COVID-19.  Distance learning uses the same face-to-face pedagogy through its remote learning equivalents. Online learning uses a different approach to teaching and learning to foster collaboration, creativity, and connection online. 

Welcome! Most parents have questions before their child takes an online course for the first time. Read through our Parent FAQs. Learn about our courses, schools, and students. Want to know more? Contact us by email or phone. 

Our courses are designed to be challenging and engaging, just like the classes at your child's school. Working with experienced and caring independent school teachers, students in more than 40 courses, including 21 AP courses, enjoy the flexibility that learning online offers. Our courses include four-year sequences in Chinese, French, Latin, and Computer Science; advanced math courses for students who complete AP Calculus BC, and specialized topics like Neuroscience, Global Health, and Business and Economics.

We know you're invested in your school community. So are we. That's why we partner with more than 140 independent schools in our consortium. Our faculty and administrators are drawn from top schools. You choose independent schools because you want your child to be a lifelong learner. In our digital and connected world, learning online is an essential part of that foundation.

One Schoolhouse students are bright, engaged and motivated. They enroll with us to challenge themselves in rigorous classes and gain the flexibility that comes with learning online. In our courses, they don't just learn the material--they also develop the academic maturity and independence that leads to their success in college.