Online High School in Indiana

Hoosier College and Career Academy is a safe, inclusive, local community — and we know how to have fun! From clubs and extracurriculars to interest-based hangouts, we provide opportunities for social engagement that foster friendships and real-world collaboration skills. Plus, in-person prom, graduation, and more. Students have lots of ways to connect with local friends and classmates throughout the year! Attendance at in-person HCCA events is entirely optional, but it reinforces our sense of school community here in Indiana.

Students at HCCA can also participate in live class sessions, group discussions, and collaborative projects that help build relationships and communication skills.

Yes, Hoosier College and Career Academy is accredited by Cognia, a nationally accredited governing body. Accreditation validates diploma eligibility and supports credit transfer to universities and other schools nationwide.

Yes, Hoosier College and Career Academy uses the K12 curriculum, which is aligned with Indiana’s high school standards. HCCA students earn credits that meet state graduation requirements, ensuring their diploma is recognized nationwide for college, the military, or the workforce — whatever their next step may be.

While attending our online school in Indiana, your student has opportunities to experience a blend of learning formats. This model provides flexibility while maintaining essential structure and accountability:

• Live Classes: For real-time engagement, instruction, and feedback
• Prerecorded Lessons: To review content at their own pace
• Self-Paced Work: To build time-management and critical-thinking skills

In high school, students take on more responsibility for their learning, but they can still benefit from support at home. As an HCCA Learning Coach — whether you are a parent, guardian, or other trusted adult — you’ll help your student stay organized, monitor their progress, and can step in as needed. Most online high schoolers manage their daily learning independently, with occasional guidance and encouragement from their Learning Coach.

By high school, students are largely self-directed. The Learning Coach — whether a parent, guardian, or other trusted adult — plays a background role: checking progress, helping with time management, and offering encouragement when needed. Generally, high school Learning Coaches spend 1 to 3 hours a day with their high school students. Hoosier College and Career Academy supports students directly through teacher interactions, academic advisors, and college/career prep tools.

Yes, Hoosier College and Career Academy is a tuition-free online public high school. Students receive full access to K12 curriculum at no cost, and eligible families may also receive a loaner computer and an internet stipend to help defray costs. Reach out to our enrollment consultants to find out if your family qualifies for a stipend.