Enrollment Opens for K12-Powered Virtual Public Schools Serving Students Across Oregon

K12-powered virtual public schools (NYSE:LRN) opened enrollment for the 2026–2027 school year in Oregon.

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K12-powered virtual public schools (NYSE:LRN) opened enrollment for the 2026–2027 school year in Oregon. Cascade Virtual Academy (K–12), Destinations Career Academy of Oregon (9–12) and Insight School of Oregon–Painted Hills (7–12) offer tuition-free, full-time online instruction by Oregon-certified teachers, CTE pathways, honors/dual-credit where available, NCAA-approved courses (CVA) and statewide in-person activities.

Families can apply now at each school website or call 866.968.7512; enrollment is open statewide.

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Key Figures

Quarterly revenue: $631.3 million Quarterly net income: $99.5 million First-half revenue: $1.25 billion +5 more

Quarterly revenue

$631.3 million

Quarter ended Dec 31, 2025 (10-Q)

Quarterly net income

$99.5 million

Quarter ended Dec 31, 2025 (10-Q)

First-half revenue

$1.25 billion

Six months ended Dec 31, 2025 (10-Q)

First-half net income

$168.3 million

Six months ended Dec 31, 2025 (10-Q)

Cash and equivalents

$497.1 million

Balance sheet as of Dec 31, 2025 (10-Q)

Convertible long-term debt

$417.2 million

Balance sheet as of Dec 31, 2025 (10-Q)

Years operating

25 years

K12 track record in virtual education

Students served

more than three million students

Cumulative students served by K12 nationally

Historical Context

5 past events · Latest: Mar 03

5 events

1. Mar 03

   Arizona enrollment

   24h Move

   +0.8%

   Opened 2026–2027 enrollment for Arizona K12-powered virtual schools.

2. Mar 03

   California enrollment

   24h Move

   +0.8%

   Announced 2026–2027 enrollment for multiple California virtual academies.

3. Mar 02

   Oklahoma enrollment

   24h Move

   +1.9%

   Opened Oklahoma virtual schools enrollment with CTE and NCAA options.

4. Feb 27

   Ohio enrollment

   24h Move

   -1.7%

   Announced Ohio digital and virtual academies enrollment for 2026–2027.

5. Feb 27

   Missouri enrollment

   24h Move

   -1.7%

   Opened Missouri K–12 virtual academies enrollment with CTE and clubs.

24h Move is the share-price change in the day after each event; other market factors may also have contributed.

Key Terms

career and technical education (cte), industry-recognized certifications, ncaa-approved courses, virtual public school

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"Career and technical education (CTE) pathways that allow high school students..."

Career and technical education (CTE) are school- and college-based programs that teach practical job skills—like healthcare procedures, manufacturing, IT, or trade work—alongside basic academics so students can enter the workforce or continue training. Investors care because CTE shapes the future labor pool and demand for equipment, software, and services; think of it as a factory line that supplies trained workers and creates predictable markets for related businesses and public funding.

industry-recognized certifications technical

"earn industry-recognized certifications in fields such as business management..."

Industry-recognized certifications are formal approvals given by third-party organizations that confirm a company, product, or process meets established standards for quality, safety, or competence. For investors, these certifications act like a trusted seal on a product label — they reduce uncertainty about risks, can improve market access or pricing power, and often signal stronger operational controls that may protect revenue and reputation over time.

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"NCAA-approved courses for student-athletes (CVA)"

NCAA-approved courses are high school or college classes that meet the academic standards set by the National Collegiate Athletic Association for student-athlete eligibility—essentially certified core subjects like math, English, science and social studies that count toward the NCAA’s requirements. Investors should care because the availability and recognition of these courses affect how many athletes are eligible to compete or enroll, which can influence recruiting pipelines, program competitiveness, and related revenue streams; they act like a certified checklist that determines who can play.

virtual public school technical

"Enrollment is now open for the 2026–2027 school year at the following K12-powered tuition-free virtual public schools..."

A virtual public school is a government-funded K–12 school that delivers most instruction online, using live or recorded lessons, digital assignments and remote teacher support instead of a traditional classroom. For investors, enrollment levels, state funding rules and the underlying technology platforms matter because public dollars typically follow students and costs depend on software, bandwidth and staffing—think of it as a public school that runs on a streaming service and educational software.

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Oregon Families Can Enroll in Online Public School Led by State-Certified Teachers

SALEM, OR, March 05, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Enrollment is now open for the 2026–2027 school year at the following K12-powered tuition-free virtual public schools serving students across Oregon: 

• Cascade Virtual Academy (CVA), serving grades K–12
• Destinations Career Academy of Oregon (ORDCA), serving grades 9–12
• Insight School of Oregon–Painted Hills (ISOR-PH), serving grades 7–12 

Each school is a full-time online public school taught by state-certified teachers and aligned to Oregon academic standards. The schools are powered by K12, a national leader in online public education and provide:

• Oregon-certified teachers delivering live, interactive instruction
• Career and technical education (CTE) pathways that allow high school students to explore careers, prepare for the workforce and earn industry-recognized certifications in fields such as business management & administration, health sciences, manufacturing and arts & information/communications
• Advanced coursework, honors and dual credit options where available
• NCAA-approved courses for student-athletes (CVA)
• Clubs, school activities and in-person engagement opportunities statewide 

How to Enroll 

Families can apply now at: 
CVA – https://cva.k12.com/ 
ORDCA – https://ordca.k12.com/ 
ISOR-PH – https://insightor-ph.k12.com/

Call: 866.968.7512 
Enrollment is open to students statewide. 

Frequently Asked Questions About Online Public School 

• Is online public school free in Oregon?
  • Cascade Virtual Academy, Destinations Career Academy of Oregon and Insight School of Oregon–Painted Hills are tuition-free virtual public schools serving students across Oregon. 

• How does online public school work?
  • Students attend a full-time virtual public school taught by Oregon-certified teachers. Online school students follow a structured academic schedule that includes live instruction, independent coursework and regular teacher support. 

• Do online public schools offer career pathways or career training?
  • Yes. Many K12-powered online public schools offer career and technical education (CTE) pathways, career exploration opportunities, industry certifications and apprenticeships. Career pathway availability varies by school and, in Oregon, includes business management & administration, health sciences, manufacturing and arts & information/communications. 

• Are online public schools accredited?
  • CVA, ORDCA and ISOR-PH are public schools authorized in Oregon. Students complete state-aligned coursework and earn a high school diploma recognized by the state of Oregon. 

• Do parents have to teach their child in online public school?
  • Instruction is provided by state-certified teachers. A parent or guardian supports daily learning at home while teachers deliver lessons, assign work and assess progress. 

• How do students socialize in online public school?
  • Students can participate in clubs (where available), school activities and in-person events throughout the year. Students can also join the K12 Zone, a virtual school campus where they can meet friends, play games, join competitions, explore career fairs and attend school assemblies. 

• When does enrollment open for online public school in Oregon?
  • Enrollment for the 2026–2027 school year at Cascade Virtual Academy, Destinations Career Academy of Oregon and Insight School of Oregon–Painted Hills is now open. Families interested in online public school in Oregon can apply at each school's website listed above. 

About Cascade Virtual Academy 

Cascade Virtual Academy (CVA) is a tuition-free, full-time online public school serving students in grades K–12 throughout Oregon. Powered by K12, a Stride, Inc. portfolio brand, CVA provides engaging online instruction taught by Oregon-certified teachers and academic supports designed to help students succeed. Learn more at cva.k12.com. 

About Destinations Career Academy of Oregon 

Destinations Career Academy of Oregon (ORDCA) is a tuition-free, full-time online public school serving students in grades 9–12 throughout Oregon. Powered by K12, a Stride, Inc. portfolio brand, ORDCA supports career exploration and workforce readiness through teacher-led instruction and career-focused learning opportunities. Learn more at ordca.k12.com. 

About Insight School of Oregon–Painted Hills 

Insight School of Oregon–Painted Hills (ISOR-PH) is a tuition-free, full-time online public school serving students in grades 7–12 throughout Oregon. Powered by K12, a Stride, Inc. portfolio brand, ISOR-PH offers teacher-led instruction and academic supports designed to help students stay on track toward graduation. Learn more at insightor-ph.k12.com. 

About K12 

For 25 years, K12 has been a national leader in virtual education, serving more than three million students across the country. K12 provides families with flexible learning options, including online public and private schools, personalized tutoring and accredited homeschool curriculum. K12 is a portfolio brand of Stride, Inc. 

 

Cameron Bell | Public Relations Manager
K12
cbell7@k12.com

FAQ

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Is enrollment open now for K12-powered Oregon virtual schools (LRN) for 2026–2027?

Yes, enrollment is open now for the 2026–2027 school year for these Oregon virtual schools. According to K12, families can apply online to CVA, ORDCA and ISOR-PH and statewide enrollment is accepted with phone support at 866.968.7512.

Are Cascade Virtual Academy, Destinations Career Academy of Oregon and Insight School of Oregon–Painted Hills tuition-free?

Yes, these K12-powered schools are tuition-free public schools serving Oregon students. According to K12, each school is a full-time public school taught by Oregon-certified teachers and students earn Oregon-recognized diplomas.

What grade levels do the Oregon virtual schools (LRN) serve for 2026–2027?

Grade coverage varies: CVA serves K–12, ORDCA serves grades 9–12, and ISOR-PH serves grades 7–12. According to K12, each school provides full-time, state-aligned curriculum and teacher-led live instruction tailored to those grade ranges.

Do K12-powered Oregon virtual schools offer career and technical education (CTE) pathways?

Yes, the Oregon virtual schools offer CTE pathways enabling career exploration and industry credentials. According to K12, available pathways include business management and administration, health sciences, manufacturing, and arts & information/communications, with variations by school.

How do students socialize and access extracurriculars at K12-powered Oregon virtual schools?

Students can join clubs, statewide in-person events and the K12 Zone virtual campus for social activities and competitions. According to K12, schools offer clubs, assemblies, career fairs and occasional in-person engagement opportunities to support social interaction.