Enrollment Opens for K12-Powered Virtual Public Schools Serving Students Across Indiana

Core Insights - Enrollment is now open for the 2026–2027 school year at tuition-free K12-powered virtual public schools in Indiana, including Hoosier College and Career Academy (HCCA), Indiana Digital Learning School (INDLS), and Indiana Gateway Digital Academy (INGDA) [1][5] Enrollment Information - Families can apply for enrollment at the respective school websites or by calling a dedicated phone number [2] - Enrollment is available to students statewide in Indiana [2] Program Features - The online public schools are tuition-free and provide a full-time education taught by Indiana-certified teachers, following a structured academic schedule [3][4] - Students engage in live instruction, independent coursework, and receive regular teacher support, simulating a public school experience at home [3] - The schools are accredited and students earn diplomas recognized by the state of Indiana [4] Student Engagement and Support - Parents are not required to teach; state-certified teachers deliver lessons while parents support daily learning [4] - Students can socialize through virtual clubs, group projects, competitions, field trips, and in-person events [4][8] School Specifics - HCCA serves grades 7–12 and focuses on career pathways, offering industry-relevant coursework and dual-credit options [9] - INDLS serves grades K–12 and provides a flexible learning environment with personalized instruction [10] - INGDA specializes in flexible education solutions for K-12 students, including those with unique needs [11] Company Background - K12, a Stride, Inc. portfolio brand, has been a leader in online public education for 25 years, supporting tuition-free virtual public schools across the nation [12]