Oregon Charter Schools, Open Enrollment & Independent Learning

Alliance Charter Academy
A charter school offering classes for grades K-12. Parental Involvement is a huge contributing factor to any child's success and is a touchstone for the Alliance Charter Academy. Individualized programs, blended study, and mastery learning, with the full support of Parents as Partners guarantees that every child will be supported and successful.
http://www.alliancecharteracademy.com

Clackamas Web Academy
A virtual charter school that offers computer curriculum that is interactive, entertaining, challenging, and is designed to fit the Oregon State Standards. The curriculum offers games, puzzles and other ways to enhance the students learning. While at CWA, you will have a teacher representative who can grade the student's work, tutor when needed, and offer support to the family. Weekly meetings help encourage the parent's role and help support the student. Located at 1901 SE Oak Grove Blvd. in Milwaukie.
https://www.edline.net/pages/Clackamas_Web_Academy

ED Choices
The mission of the Web Academy & Early College Academy is to empower a community of parents, teachers, and community members in the education of students in a home learning environment by creating a learning community that offers academic and social support and prepares students for the transition to the world of work or post-secondary education. For more information, contact Heather Stouder, Admissions Specialist, at 8740 SE Sunnybrook Rd. Suite 340 Clackamas, OR 97015, or 503-654-1642 ext. 27, or 503-867-7799.
http://www.edchoices.us/

Oregon Connections Academy (ORCA)
A virtual public charter school through the Scio School District that serves students in grades K–11 throughout Oregon. Oregon homeschoolers pay no tuition but are required to take all state-mandated, standardized tests in person at locations designated by the school. For more information, call 800-382-6010 or go to:
http://www.connectionsacademy.com/state/home.asp?schoolCode=orca

Oregon Virtual Academy (ORVA)
Curriculum and services provided by K¹². For Oregon residents, learning can happen at home, on the road, or wherever an Internet connection can be found. While attendance, teacher interaction, and daily lessons are conducted online, our lessons use physical materials and offline tools as well. Because ORVA is a public school, there is no tuition.
http://www.k12.com/orva/

Pacific Crest Community School (Portland)
Accredited school for 7-12th graders offering individualized curriculum, democratic school governance, extensive community service opportunities, experienced staff, hands-on learning through numerous fieldtrips and research projects.
http://www.pcrest.org/

Portland Community College Open Enrollment
Homeschoolers can get a head start on college, pursue special interests, make-up or supplement high school experience, or earn PCC credits toward a degree.
For Cascade: Hal Lee at 503-978-5416 or hlee@pcc.edu
For Rock Creek: April Nording at 503-614-7290 or anording@pcc.edu
For Southeast Center: Linda Gettman at 503-788-6252 or lgettman@pcc.edu
For Sylvania: Jo Lynn Dow at 503-977-4473 or jdow@pcc.edu
ttp://www.pcc.edu/prepare/head-start/open-enrollment.html

Portland State University Independent Study
High school and college independent study courses online and through distance learning correspondence. 503-725-4865
http://www.istudy.pdx.edu/

Village Free School (Portland)
The Village Free School is a non-profit school for children ages 5-18. The students at our school choose what they want to learn and how they want to spend their time. Our advisors encourage students to ask questions, explore, and play as we nurture their intellectual, social, emotional, and physical health. We know that when kids learn the art of problem solving in a holistic way, their skills can be applied to any subject.
http://villagefreeschool.com/

Village Home Resource Center (Beaverton)
Village Home is an inclusive, diverse learning community providing classes, field trips, workshops, and travel programs for homeschooling families. Village Home offers non-graded, non-credit weekly classes in all subject areas for all ages to supplement your family's unique homeschool education plans. In addition to academic enrichment, Village Home offers community for homeschooling families.
http://www.villagehome.org/

Community Colleges accept homeschoolers 16 and up, younger with permission, to all the regular college classes. A College Placement Test will be required to place students into the appropriate level classes.

For more Alternative Education Programs including Charter Schools, Correspondence Courses & Distance Learning Programs, go to: http://www.ohen.org/resources/alternatives