Academy of Global Education Shkola is a fully accredited, U.S.-based online school delivering the complete American K–12 curriculum to students in any country and time zone. Founded in Florida and registered as an LLC in Wesley Chapel, FL, the school combines certified international teachers, small-group instruction, and a results-driven methodology to prepare students for global higher education.

90% of enrolled students maintain passing grades under the American program. 91% receive scholarship offers. 92% gain admission to international universities — including Ivy League institutions and European top-20 programs.

The K–12 Curriculum: Structure and Credits
The school operates on the American K–12 system, covering Elementary (grades 1–5), Middle School (grades 6–8), and High School (grades 9–12). Progress is measured in academic credits — units that represent the instructional hours required to master a subject.

Elementary School (Grades 1–5) — 20 Credits
Four subject blocks form the foundation: Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies — 5 credits each. Rather than front-loading memorization, the program builds reading comprehension, written expression, and numeracy through interactive tasks and hands-on projects. Students move at their own pace; the curriculum is calibrated to Florida State educational standards and adjusted when a child advances ahead of or falls behind the schedule.

Middle School (Grades 6–8) — 12 Credits
Students move through Language Arts, Mathematics, Comprehensive Science, World History, Civics, Pre-Algebra, and U.S. History. The emphasis shifts toward academic writing, source analysis, and time management — skills that determine performance in high school and beyond.

High School (Grades 9–12) — 24 Credits
The full high school program includes:

English (4 credits), Algebra (2), Geometry (1), Earth/Space Science (1), Biology (1), Chemistry (1), Physics (1), Integrated Mathematics (1)
Social Studies: World History (1), U.S. History (1), U.S. Government (0.5), Economics (0.5)
World Language (3 credits), Personal Fitness (0.5), Life Management Skills (0.5), Digital Art Imaging (1)
4 elective credits of the student’s choice
Optional AP and Honors courses for students targeting competitive universities
Honors courses increase academic intensity without the AP exam requirement. AP courses are taught at the first-year university level — a high score on the AP exam can translate into university credits, reducing the time and cost of a degree.