Providers of Oregon K-12 online and distance education are linked below. All courses are online except for some of Portland State University's courses, which are correspondence courses. All providers offer high school courses. In addition, SK Online also has courses for elementary and middle-school students, and the Moshi Moshi Hola Hola program has Japanese and Spanish language instruction for Portland area elementary students.

	COOLSchool How can schools expand curriculum offerings and prepare students for a global workforce where they will need to communicate and work with people from different cultural and economic backgrounds? One promising model is COOLSchool. Interested in ways to harness emerging Internet technologies to improve students' educational access and opportunities, Eugene School District 4J field-tested its Internet-based COOLSchool during the 1995/1996 school year and now offers 42 COOLSchool classes to high school students throughout Oregon and around the world.
	Corvallis Online Corvallis Online, in collaboration with OSU K-12 Online, seeks to provide students with online learning opportunities as an alternative to the traditional school program and to earn Corvallis School District credit. The goal is to allow students flexibility in their learning environment and to provide the option of extending their school day beyond regular school hours and the classroom setting. Courses are taught by certified teachers and built around state content standards. Each course is designed to engage students in their learning through meaningful and relevant curriculum. Teachers provide students with instructional support and feedback to meet their individual needs through the use of email, telephone, or face-to-face conferencing if necessary. Contact us at online@corvallis.k12.or.us or (541) 757-4371.
	Moshi Moshi, Hola Hola The Moshi Moshi and Hola Hola Projects of Portland Public Schools use cable broadcast/video delivery and internet technology productively to help children learn and acquire another language and culture. The Project develops, produces, and delivers Japanese and Spanish language and culture instruction for nearly 20,000 elementary students and their teachers each day through televised instruction. Interactive activities on the project website provide students with additional practice and reinforcement. Teachers can log into the website to download facilitator materials as well as tune in three days each week for broadcast professional development classes. The Project is proud to celebrate eight years in bringing innovative Japanese and Spanish language and culture lessons to public, private and home-schooled elementary students. Moshi Moshi and Hola Hola are helping to prepare Oregon's children for the global society of the 21st century.
	Oregon Online(O2) Oregon Online (O2) is a newly formed cooperative organization founded by High Desert, Southern Oregon, and Umatilla Morrow ESDs to support the access to and development of online learning opportunities for students and education professionals, specifically to: coordinate efforts among coop members to provide online access to courses for Oregon students create and provide access to online professional development opportunities for educators support existing and future coop members by providing a single point of access to information, registration, coursework, documents and materials, research, consulting, teacher and staff training, and school support help develop state and local policies, promote legislative awareness, pursue funding, and otherwise advocate for online education.
	OSU K-12 Online OSU K-12 Online delivers quality curriculum from Oregon State University, a top-ranked research university recognized nationally for its award-winning distance education courses and programs offered through its Extended Campus. High school classes are available in subject areas such as English, math, science, social science, arts, foreign language, health, family and consumer science, technology, and career learning. Developed by certified teachers in conjunction with our experienced online course development team, OSU K-12 Online is a solution for multiple audiences, including students, parents, schools, and home school families. Please visit us at OSU K-12 Online or contact K-12 Coordinator Tryna Luton for additional information.
	Portland State University Independent Study Program The High School Independent Study program at Portland State University is the longest standing alternative, distance education opportunity for Oregon high school students. The program has 40 fully accredited high school courses taught by certified Oregon high school teachers. Students may study at their own pace and take up to 18 months to complete a course. PSU is in the process of converting all of its independent study courses to the Web, although a few courses are still correspondence-based, with materials delivered by regular mail. Assignments may be mailed, or in many cases, e-mailed to instructors. PSU also offers approximately 60 college-level independent study courses, some of which are Web-based.
	SK Online An Internet curriculum-delivery program, SK Online is an alternative program of the Salem-Keizer School District 24-J for centrally delivering Web-based curriculum to students living in and around the Salem-Keizer Public School District. The program is targeted to any school-aged student who has a need for acceleration or remediation, is credit deficient, has scheduling conflicts in a traditional school setting, has limited English proficiency, or is home schooled. In addition, the online learning model accommodates students who are medically fragile, pregnant and parenting, expelled, or in diversion. Courses are geared to young people whose learning style is better matched to the individual, self-paced nature of online learning.