How to Enroll

Williamsburg Academy of Colorado is a multi-district online school available statewide in Colorado. For our school to pay your student’s tuition, it must be your child’s only state-funded curriculum provider.  

Students must take a minimum of 4 classes per semester to be considered full-time. Full-time enrollment receives the most student benefits, including a technology package and the option to graduate with a diploma. 

If your student would like to take 2-3 classes per semester, they may enroll in Williamsburg Learning’s Part-Time/Homeschool Enrichment or HSE program. Fewer benefits are available to students enrolled in our HSE program. 

Please see our Application FAQs for more details on full vs. part-time enrollment.

Note: Students cannot switch between full-time and part-time during the school year.

Any Colorado student who is entering grades 6-12 for the upcoming school year is eligible to enroll at Williamsburg Academy of Colorado. 

Note: The maximum recommended age to enroll at Williamsburg Academy of Colorado is 18. If all requirements are met, this ensures the best opportunity to graduate with a diploma.

Any student in grades 6-12 who lives in the state of Colorado is eligible to enroll at Williamsburg Academy of Colorado. You will need to provide proof of residency as part of your child’s application.

All Williamsburg Academy of Colorado students must provide proof of immunizations (unless you have a formally documented exception for medical, religious, or personal reasons).

For a complete list of immunizations required by the Colorado Department of Health and Environment, please review this page on School Immunization Requirements.

See “Child’s Proof of Immunization” for exemption information below.

To verify your child’s age, you’ll be asked to provide a copy of your student's birth certificate during the application process. 

To verify your identity, you’ll be asked to provide a copy of one of the following options during the application process:

• Driver’s license
• Passport

To verify your Colorado residency*, you’ll be asked to provide a copy of one of the following documents during the application process:

• A residential utility bill from the past 60 days
• A mortgage statement from the past 60 days
• A lease agreement for your current residence from within the past year
• A rent receipt for your current residence from the past 60 days
• A property tax statement
• Your current voter registration card
• A letter from a government agency from the past 60 days
  
  

*Colorado residency is required except for students of military families who maintain Colorado as their state of legal residence for tax and voter registration purposes.

To verify your child’s immunizations, you’ll be asked to provide a copy of one of the following documents during the application process (all must be signed or stamped by a health care provider):

• An official state of Colorado immunization form
• An immunization booklet with each dose signed or stamped
• An official school record from your child’s previous school
• A printout from your health provider or health department

Note: To request an exemption for medical, personal, or religious reasons, please complete this form for medical exemptions and this form for non-medical exemptions.

If you need help paying for immunizations, you may be able to access free or reduced-cost options through Vaccines for Children or The Colorado Immunization Program (CIP).

To verify your child’s school history, you’ll be asked to provide a copy of one of the following documents during the application process

• Report card: For students applying for grades 6-8, please submit a copy of their report card from the most recent school year.
  
  
• Unofficial transcript: For students applying for grades 9-12, please submit an unofficial transcript that includes the complete end-of-year grades from the prior school year(s).

If your student is switching to Williamsburg from homeschool, please contact an academic counselor to discuss how their homeschool path will prepare them our program.

You may need to provide additional documentation if any of the following circumstances apply:

• Individualized Education Program (IEP): If your student has had an IEP in the past three years, please submit a copy of their most recent IEP along with any supporting evaluation documentation. Please also include your child’s most recent Determination of Eligibility.
  
  
• IEP Exit Documentation: If your student has formally exited from special education services, please submit a copy of their exit documentation.
  
  
• Section 504 Plan: If your student has had a 504 plan within the past three years, please submit a copy of their most recent 504 plan.
  
  
• Custody Order: If your legal guardianship of your student is determined by a court order, please submit a copy of the order.

If you are enrolling your student in our full-time program click here to create a Williamsburg Academy of Colorado SIS parent account (or sign in here if you already have one). You will create an account under your name and then add your student(s).

If you are enrolling your student in our part-time program, you'll need to log into this SIS portal. Please see our Part-time HSE page for detailed part-time enrollment instructions.

If you are enrolling your student part-time, please see our Part-Time HSE page for next steps. If you are enrolling your student full-time, please continue with the information below:

In SIS, under My Students, find the tab with your student’s name on it and click Application. You’ll then be guided to submit all of your student’s information and required documents. For most required items, you will have the choice to upload files to the application or submit them later via email to registrar@wacolorado.org.

If you are enrolling multiple students, you’ll need to fill out a separate application and upload or email the required documents for each child.

Note: As part of the application process, you’ll be prompted to read our Laptop Handbook and sign our Technology Use Agreement to receive a laptop for your student (you can skip this step if your child will be using their own computer).

Families who qualify for Colorado’s Free and Reduced Lunch program can also apply for an internet subsidy in SIS.

Once you’ve submitted your child’s application, we will process it and get back to you within 1-3 business days!

Results show that full-time students who enroll in the Williamsburg program (taking four or more courses) achieve higher grades, develop vital time management skills, and make deeper social connections with their peers and mentors. They also outperform their peers on ACT/SAT exams and are better equipped for life as adults after graduation.

In addition, all full-time students at Williamsburg Academy of Colorado can receive a diploma, get free books and materials, and receive our premiere technology package complete with a student laptop, internet filtering, and tech support at no charge. We’re also exploring adding VR sets and other tech options for full-time students in the future.

Take 2 or 3 Courses

Suppose full-time enrollment at Williamsburg does not meet your student’s needs, and they do not intend to graduate from Williamsburg. In that case, they can enroll in Williamsburg Learning’s Homeschool Enrichment (HSE) program through Colorado Education Reinvisioned BOCES.

Through the HSE program, BOCES will still cover the cost of books and supplies for your child’s Williamsburg courses (excluding a laptop, internet filtering, and tech support). To be eligible for the HSE, students must enroll in 2-3 courses, one of which must be a core course. There is no application required to enroll through the HSE.

Take 1 Course

Students who take one course are not eligible to enroll at Williamsburg Academy of Colorado or through Williamsburg Learning’s HSE program. However, you may register and pay privately through Williamsburg Academy Private School. Instructions for registering through private pay are available on this page.

Students may transfer credit that can count towards their graduation from Williamsburg. We evaluate credit transferred in from other schools according to the following guidelines:

• The credit must be earned in a regionally accredited school for grades 9-12.
• The transfer credit must meet Williamsburg’s academic standards.
• The transfer credit will be evaluated as to whether or not it satisfies one of Williamsburg’s graduation requirements. If not, it will be listed as an elective credit.
  
  

Transcripts from other schools should be emailed to the Registrar to be considered for credit transfer.