K-12 Online School & Homeschool for Missouri Families
The American curriculum from Kindergarten to Grade 12, with Advanced Placement (AP), taught live by qualified teachers in US time zones: a full online school or homeschool programme for Missouri families, with Cambridge and IB as options.
A live K-12 online school and homeschool for Missouri families: the American curriculum with AP, plus Cambridge IGCSE and A-Level, taught by qualified teachers in US time zones. From USD 423 per month.
Missouri families use Smartious as a full online school or alongside their own homeschool, with marked work, term reports and transcripts for college applications to Washington University in St. Louis, University of Missouri, Saint Louis University and beyond.
- Homeschool rules: Low — No notice · 1,000 hours a year · Daily log
- Paperwork: Moderate
- Live class times: 7 AM – 4 PM CT — Early start, done by mid-afternoon: time for sport, clubs and part-time jobs
- Exam centres: AP exams at authorised schools and test centres in Missouri; Cambridge and Pearson Edexcel exams at authorised private-candidate centres, confirmed each series
Homeschool law in Missouri
Missouri needs no notice. Families provide 1,000 hours of instruction a year, at least 600 in reading, language arts, mathematics, social studies and science, and keep a plan book or daily log, a portfolio of work and a record of evaluations.
University pathways
- Washington University in St. Louis
- University of Missouri
- Saint Louis University
- Missouri S&T
Fees
From USD 423/month for Primary, payable termly; varies by curriculum and level. One-to-one tuition: USD 15/hour.
Frequently asked questions
Is homeschooling with an online school legal in Missouri?
Missouri needs no notice. Families provide 1,000 hours of instruction a year, at least 600 in reading, language arts, mathematics, social studies and science, and keep a plan book or daily log, a portfolio of work and a record of evaluations. Smartious provides the teaching, marked work and reports; your Missouri paperwork stays between your family and the state or district, and we can supply course outlines and records for it.
Do you teach the American curriculum and AP for Missouri students?
Yes. Smartious teaches the K-12 American curriculum with Advanced Placement (AP) courses, live, from Kindergarten to Grade 12, with Cambridge IGCSE and A-Level as options. Students sit AP exams at an authorised school or test centre in Missouri, which we help you find.
Will Washington University in St. Louis, University of Missouri, Saint Louis University accept a Smartious transcript?
US universities, Washington University in St. Louis, University of Missouri, Saint Louis University among them, admit homeschool and online-school students on their transcript, course descriptions, AP and other exam results, essays and references. We provide transcripts, course descriptions and counsellor letters for the Common Application, and help with SAT or ACT preparation.
What are the live class times in Missouri?
Missouri is on Central time. Live classes run 7 AM – 4 PM CT, Monday to Friday. Early start, done by mid-afternoon: time for sport, clubs and part-time jobs.
How much does Smartious cost for Missouri families?
Fees start from USD 423 per month for Primary and vary by curriculum and level. Every admission starts with a placement assessment, and we send the full fee structure for your child's programme after it.
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- Homeschooling in the USA: The Complete 2026 Guide for Parents
What parents say
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“What I love most about Smartious is how they make learning enjoyable. The tutors use engaging methods that keep children interested throughout the lesson. My child now looks forward to studying instead of avoiding it.” — Google reviewer, Google review