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Approved Providers List
The providers listed below have been approved in OSPI's multidistrict online provider review. (RCW 28A.250.020)
Follow the links below for more details about these providers and their overall instructional offerings. Additional providers may be added to the list as they go through the OSPI approval process. Upon approval, these providers must maintain certain responsibilities to maintain their approved status. Beginning with the 2011-12 school year, provider approval impacts state funding to districts for students in online courses.
Approved Online School Programs
| Program | Serving District | Grades |
|---|---|---|
| Bethel Online Academy | Bethel | 7-12 |
| Columbia Tech High | White Salmon Valley | 9-12 |
| Columbia Virtual Academy | Multiple Districts | K-12 |
| Federal Way Internet Academy | Federal Way | K-12 |
| Insight School of Washington | Quillayute Valley | 9-12 |
| iQ Academy Washington | Evergreen | 6-12 |
| Marysville On-line Virtual Education Program | Marysville | 9-12 |
| OASIS K-12 | Orcas Island School District | K-12 |
| Olympia Regional Learning Academy (iConnect Academy) | Olympia | 6-12 |
| Spokane Virtual Learning | Spokane | 9-12 |
| Vancouver Virtual Learning Academy | Vancouver | 6-12 |
| Washington Academy of Arts & Technology and EV Online Learning | East Valley, Spokane | K-12 |
| Washington Virtual Academy - Monroe | Monroe | 9-12 |
| Washington Virtual Academy - Omak | Omak | K-12 |
| Washington Virtual Academy - Steilacoom | Steilacoom Historical | K-8 |
Approved Online Course Providers
Approved Online Program Providers
Providers who are no longer approved
| Provider | Reason |
|---|---|
| Kaplan Academy of Washington | Closed by the Stevenson-Carson School District after the 2011-12 school year. |
| Productive Learning Online Corporation | Rescinded on July 26, 2011. |
Not on the list?
Looking for a program or provider that isn't on the approved list? There are a number of reasons why an organization may not be on the list:
- As a single district online program, the provider may be exempt from the OSPI approval process.
- The provider may not offer a product that meets the definition of an online course.
- The provider may not meet the definition of an online course provider, online school program, or online school program provider.
- The provider or school has not yet sought approval as a multidistrict online provider, and may operate without approval until the 2011-12 school year.
Providers that meet these conditions have not been reviewed, approved, or endorsed by OSPI.
Approved Provider Responsibilities
Assurances/Criteria: Approved providers must remain compliant with the assurances and the criteria under which they were approved.
Renewal: Approved providers must maintain their status in order for students using their services to be claimed for state basic education funding. Learn more about approval renewal.
Monitoring and Rescindment
The DLD is required to monitor, and when necessary, rescind approved providers. We encourage users and participants to submit feedback and issues relating to your experience with these providers. Learn more about monitoring and rescindment.