Looking for an online high school in Washington?

We offer two paths to earn your high school diploma! Choose from an online program or a hybrid (in-person + online) program. At Bethel Acceleration Academies, both programs offer the flexibility that allows students to focus on one course at a time and complete coursework around their schedule. When working from home, students can receive remote support to help keep them on track in their courses.

Our unique approach meets each student where they are with a balance between autonomy and the support they need to complete the required courses to earn their high school diploma.

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Why Acceleration Academies?

At Acceleration Academies, we believe every student deserves an education that adapts to their unique needs, schedule and learning style. Acceleration Academies partners with Bethel School District (in Spanaway) to serve students across Washington with a free, accredited, virtual high school program. This is an official public school option designed to help learners earn their diploma at their own pace, in their own space. Note: You don’t need to live in Bethel School District to be eligible.

Online & Hybrid Options

Choose the path that works best for you! Both plans offer the flexibility and support to help you succeed.

Flexible Scheduling

There are no real-time classes or set log-in times, so you can to set your schedule around your life commitments.

Dedicated Support Team

Mentors, teachers, and coaches guide you through challenges and help you stay on track.

Personalized Learning

Accelerate your learning or take more time as needed on a subject. Our learning is based on your strengths and challenges.

One Class At A Time

Helps you focus on each course, learn the material thoroughly, and pace yourself.

A Real Diploma!

Graduates earn a real high school diploma from the Bethel School District.

Kahliah Beckford

Acceleration Academies allowed me to learn at my own pace, on my own terms. This freedom wasn't just practical, it was empowering. It taught me responsibility, self discipline, and how to navigate life challenges while staying true to myself. This has to be my favorite school ever. I love the teachers here, especially Mr. R. He’s the one who greets me every morning to make sure I have my goal sheet filled out."

- '24 Graduate, Carolina Shores Acceleration Academies

Christian Hernandez

At Acceleration Academies, it didn’t really feel like you were in a classroom; it felt like you were in a cafe. It created a really nice environment and because of that I was able to work at a faster pace.”

'24 Graduate, Gwinnett County Acceleration Academies

Que'vieon Preyer

My mom had a stroke, so I needed to take care of her. I needed a flexible schedule for me to be able to do the things I needed to do outside of school and still get a proper education. I found that at Acceleration Academes. I just love the way they would make sure I was inspired, motivated and on my career path."

- '24 Graduate, Escambia County Acceleration Academies

Layla Bradley

I need someone sitting with me going through assignments because I get lost really easily. I learn differently than other students and the teachers at my old school didn’t get that. The teachers at Acceleration Academies would even stay late to help me. If you don't fit in in regular high school, make the switch to Acceleration Academies"

- '25 Graduate, Lee County Acceleration Academies

Julio Pagan & Angelina Estrada

It’s way calmer at Acceleration Academies, way quieter. You walk in the door and every kid is doing what they’re supposed to do. I can be focused on my coursework, be on task, and still be on task when it comes to my job. At my old school, the teachers would never work with you. The classes are so crowded that the teachers have to control the kids instead of focusing on work. Here, they all care about the students.”

- Currently Enrolled Students, Miami-Dade Acceleration Academies

Justin Watson & Lakisha Brown

I wanted him to have a diploma, I wanted him to have something more than a GED. Acceleration Academies had everything and more than I could have imagined. They presented themselves like ‘we’re going to be with them every step of the way.’"

- Lakisha Brown, Parent of '24 Graduate Justin Watson, Clark County Acceleration Academies