Frequently Asked Questions

Who is eligible to enroll in eSchool Program courses?

Any Kenosha Area School District student in grades K – 12 may request enrollment in eSchool Program courses.

Special consideration may be given to students with significant life obstacles: i.e. dropouts, adjudicated and/or incarcerated youth, teen parents, home-based (home-bound) students, students with physical, mental or emotional difficulties, voluntarily withdrawn or expelled students, self-supporting youth, transient students, students in treatment programs, and homeschooled students.

Kenosha Unified School District residents who have not completed their graduation requirements and have not reached the age of 21 are eligible to take courses through Kenosha eSchool Program whether or not they are attending any other district school.

Here are some common situations for choosing eSchool Program as an option:

  • Part-Time or Full-Time Options
  • AP & Honors Students
  • Free Up Time in Current Schedule
  • Competitive Athletes
  • Relieve Scheduling Conflicts
  • Credit Recovery/Credit Deficient
  • Gain Online Experience
  • Traveling Students
  • Relocated Military Families

Find out more program information in our virtual policy section.

Does eSchool Program have any Help Videos on navigating and information on preparing students and parents for eSchool?

Yes, please visit and watch

What are the NCAA requirements?

Please visit our page on NCAA requirements or the NCAA High School Portal

Do eSchool program courses count toward graduation?

Yes, Grade 9-12 eSchool Program core and elective courses do count toward KUSD graduation requirements.

How can an online course not have space available?

Each of our online courses is taught by a content-certified teacher.  Once the teacher has reached his or her enrollment capacity (the maximum number of students he or she can effectively accommodate), we start waitlists for all courses within that teacher’s subject area.

How do I drop a course?

Part-Time Students may drop a course without a grade within 21 days of their enrollment.   To drop a course, please contact the Kenosha eSchool Program office at 262-359-7715.  The following is required to drop a course:

  1. Drop request must be within 21 days/three weeks (or extenuating circumstances)
  2. Parent/Guardian Permission (if the student is under 18)
  3. Counselor Permission

Full-Time eSchool Program Students–Contact Ms. Gorman for any schedule changes.

I started a course at my current school, but then I decided to drop it in order to take it at eSchool. Does my previously completed coursework transfer to eSchool?

No.  Partially completed courses at other schools will not transfer to the eSchool Program.  Once a student enrolls in a course with eSchool Program, he or she will start the course at the beginning of the requested segment (0.5 credit).  If a final grade (D- or better) is earned for a course at another school, that mark and credit will remain on the student’s transcript, and the student would not need to repeat the course or segment of the course with the eSchool Program.

I was a full-time Kenosha eSchool Program student but exited to non-performance and failing grades. What is the process to return as a full-time student?

Full-time students who are exited from Kenosha eSchool Program due to non-performance and/or failing grades must return to their boundary school.    Students wishing to become full-time eSchool Program students again must first successfully complete and pass a course with us as a part-time student while attending full-time at their boundary school.   Upon successful completion of a course, the student would be considered for full-time enrollment when a spot becomes available.  If a waitlist for full-time enrollment is active, the student would be enrolled full-time when available spots open according to the waitlist.