Flexible online school is coming to Colorado!
Help us bring our online charter school to Colorado! We support grades 6 to 12. Register your interest for the school year 2027-2028, and join 200+ families.
A new kind of charter school, designed around families.
We replaced rigid schedules and one-size-fits-all instruction with a self-paced, mastery-based model that adapts to each student.
Study at your pace
Start when you're ready and finish when your goals are met, not when the bell rings. We reward mastery, not hours spent on books.
Yes, it’s a real school
We provide college-recognized diplomas and transcripts, independent standardized testing for grades 6 to 12, and curricula fully aligned to state standards.
Support every step of the way
A real human guide tracks every student’s progress and checks in regularly. Subject experts provide on-demand help when students get stuck, and our dashboard sends smart alert to keep parents informed.
Join the Conversation With Other Families
Register to our upcoming webinar to discover how Human Program blends science and innovation to create a truly unique learning model.
What to expect
This session is for families considering Human Program to come together, and meet the team behind it. We want to hear about your child’s current experience and what kind of support would make a difference.
This is also the perfect chance to ask questions, and learn more about our model and vision.The event if free, and open to all.
Flexible, self-paced online education.
We’re gathering interest from Colorado families to launch Human Program as a tuition-free online charter school in 2027.
Help up reach our target goal!
Why register?
No obligation to enroll
Helps demonstrate family demand in Colorado
Gives you early access to enrollment timelines
Who this is for?
Grades 6–12 families
Students who need flexibility, motivation, or personalization
Families seeking a tuition-free alternative to traditional school
What’s the timeline?
Target launch: Fall 2027
Interest list used for planning & state approval only
A School Built Around the Student.
Flexible learning that fits real life.
Students learn from home or anywhere with an internet connection, following a daily structure that takes fewer hours, leaving time for family, hobbies, movement, and rest.
Every student gets a personalized path.
Adaptive placement, self-paced progression, and one-to-one human support ensure students are always working at the right level, whether they need acceleration or extra time.
A safer, more supportive way to learn.
By removing rigid pacing and constant comparison, Human Program creates a lower-pressure environment to help students with disabilities, learning differences, or school-related anxiety.
Turning apathy into action.
Clear goals, rewards, and feedback help students re-engage with learning. Motivation builds first, confidence follows.
FAQs
No. It’s structured, purposeful, and capped. Most students spend less than 4 hours a day on learning, then move, connect, or build real life-skills.
We’ve built it in: matchmaking, clubs, AMAs, meetups, pods. Students make real connections around shared interests.
Every student has a dedicated guide. Plus on-demand elite help when needed. No one slips through the cracks.
Absolutely. We’ve built Human Program for all students, including ELL students, students with disabilities, neurodivergent learners, ALP students, and homebound students.
Our program is also available in 30 languages.
Human Program is open to students in Grades 6–12.
It depends on your state. Human Program operates through a mix of public charter and private models. In some states, we are approved as a public charter school. In others, we’re accessed through private-school choice programs funded by ESAs or similar funding structures.
Human Program is currently available in the world through private school with self-paid tuition or ESA program support. Our free public online charter school will launch in Colorado in 2027.
- Notify your current school and complete a withdrawal form.
- Return any school-owned items (devices, books, etc.).
- Sign a records release to send transcripts and IEP/504 documents (if applicable).
- Keep a withdrawal confirmation for your records to avoid any enrollment gaps.
Transfer steps may vary slightly depending on your state or district. We recommend checking with your local school office or Department of Education for specific forms or deadlines.
Still have questions?
We're happy to answer!
Want to connect?
Book a call with our Team.