Supplemental Program

Supplemental Program

About Our Supplemental Program

Any current Minnesota public school student can take up to 50% of their courses online while staying enrolled in their school.

What makes BlueSky unique?

  • BlueSky provides a high level of support to our students and enrolling districts
  • Progress updates emailed to students, parents, and counselors
  • 1:1 student/teacher support
  • Intervention (Student Support Plans, additional weekly contacts) if needed
  • NCAA recognized courses
  • Unique, high-quality course offerings
  • My Pace courses that give students freedom and flexibility to complete a course ahead of time
  • Continued enrollment throughout the school year until our program fills
  • Dedicated, MN licensed full time teachers with extensive online experience
  • Can adjust start/end dates to match school schedule

For questions about the Supplemental Program, please email supplemental@blueskyschool.org

BlueSky’s Supplemental Program is no longer accepting applications for the 2023-2024 school year. Enroll now for the 2024-2025 school year. We accept students in grades 7 through 12. Students will be accepted based on course availability.​ Apply now for your best chance at getting your preferred course(s).

Supplemental Program FAQ

1. The student or parent must have a conversation with the school counselor first about which course(s) to take online. 

  • Find our Middle School course offerings and their course syllabi here.
  • Find our High School course offerings and their course syllabi here.


2. The parent or guardian submits an application via the Enrollment link on this page.
3. Once the application is complete (it’s a 2-part process), we will schedule an enrollment call with the student and/or parent to confirm course(s) and to help us get to know the student, as well as answer any questions about BlueSky.
4. We will then send the appropriate registration paperwork to the family and the school counselor.
5. Once the registration paperwork is signed by all parties, the student will receive their BlueSky email login information as well as instructions on how to access a 30 minute online orientation course.

Students are given a personalized Academic Snapshot that lists their course(s), their grade, quality of work, progress in the course, and the number of assignments they should complete that week. They are not required to log in at a specific time each day, but they must complete the amount of assignments in their snapshot by the end of each week. It is the student’s responsibility to create a routine for when/where they work in their online course(s).

Your high school may have a specific online school to which they refer students. Students and parents/guardians, however, have the freedom to select the supplemental education courses that fit best.

As long as the student is living in Minnesota and attending a public middle or high school, and the courses being taken do not put the student over a full course load, then the online course(s) are free to the family. For students who are out of state, homeschooled or attending a private school, look at our Tuition Page to find our current rate.

Recommended: a Windows or a Mac (using Google Chrome as web browser) computer or laptop.

  • Chromebooks, iPads, and mobile devices may work but have limitations in terms of content formatting and login challenges.
  • Be prepared to seek login support if using a school-issued Chromebook.
  • Consistent Internet Connection – 5 MBPS download recommended. To test your device, click here.
  • Webcam and microphone are needed for audio/video projects.
  • Enrolled students will receive a Google account with access to all Google apps

For questions about suitable devices, please contact our IT Support at: support@blueskyschool.org

Click here to read more information about whether online learning is right for you, whether you are eligible, and how to choose the right online provider for you.

Enroll in BlueSky’s Supplemental Program