Welcome to APS Online, the official site of Aurora Public School's Virtual High School. Come back often for updates on our progess!
APS Online
Aurora Public Schools is pleased to announce the opening of Aurora Online High School on January 4, 2010
- Through APS Online, Aurora Public Schools is offering another choice option for parents and students who are seeking a unique and personalized way to earn a high school diploma.
- APS Online will offer students the same rigorous curriculum offered by our traditional high schools—except that is will be delivered online.
- APS Online provides high-quality, interactive education for students in grades 9 to 12.
- APS Online is ideal for students who are seeking an online alternative to the traditional high school environment.
Here is the new number for the APS Online Classroom Office: 303-326-1100
Application Procedure:
APS Online Admission Steps:
- Student and Guardian must attend and Orientation/Overview session or appointment to receive the application documents
- Student and Guardian must complete all required admission documents by the admission deadline (November 30, 2009) Click on the links below to view the documents.
- Interest Inventory
- Online student self check
- Declaration of Residency
- Emergency Contact Card
- Acceptable Use Policy and Computer Use Agreement
- APS Registration Information (if new to APS)
(all documents may be returned to APS Online by emailing as attachments to rjwood@aps.k12.co.us or by mailing or submitting in person to APS Online, Education Support Center #1, 15701 E. 1st Ave. Suite 110, Aurora, CO 80011)
- Student and Guardian are notified of acceptance into APS Online student makes an appointment with counselor
- Meeting with counselor for transcript review and completion of Individual academic plan completes the admission process.
A student’s grade classification is determined by the number of high school credits earned.
Minimum credit for the following grade classification at Aurora Online is as follows:
- Freshman (Grade 9) 0 – 5.50 credits
- Sophomore (Grade 10) 6 – 11.00 credits
- Junior (Grade 11) 12 – 16.50 credits
- Senior (Grade 12) 17 - 22 credits
Previous high school transcripts will be evaluated to determine courses required for graduation. |

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