For more than 30 years, Keystone has been recognized as an innovator in home education and distance learning approaches. Families across the country and around the world have partnered with Keystone and its staff to help prepare their children for a successful future.

Keystone National Middle School is an online middle school that provides a comprehensive education for students in grades 6 through 8. Parents who homeschool their children, or who simply want to enhance their child's education will enjoy the flexibility, quality, and experience that a Keystone education offers.

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Keystone National Middle School is a division of KC Distance Learning, Inc. (KCDL), the leading provider of distance learning programs for the secondary school market. KCDL uses the power of distance learning to bring quality educational opportunities within reach of every student. In addition to Keystone National Middle School, KC Distance Learning operates the following programs.

Keystone National High School

Keystone National High School offers courses to students in all 50 states and around the world. Whether students plan to earn their high school diploma from Keystone, or enroll with the intent of transferring credits to their high school, Keystone National High School offers a wide range of courses including English, math, science, history and foreign languages. Honors and AP courses are also available.

Keystone National High School's flexible program offers year-round enrollment, a choice of both correspondence and online formats, and the option to enroll in either a single course or our full diploma program. Keystone offers more than 100 courses, including many electives.

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Keystone Credit Recovery Program

The Credit Recovery Program (originally founded as The Learning and Evaluation Center) has long been the number one choice for school officials seeking a proven, successful credit completion program for their students. Since 1974, more than 160,000 students from 5,000 schools have used its independent study subject extensions to successfully complete courses they had previously failed.

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