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Students are eligible to earn middle or high school credits through SOEP if they:
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If the LEA does not approve the course within 9 business days, the SOEP will automatically approve the course.
Students need to sign up for classes 1 or 2 months before the term begins so that the approval process does not hinder their ability to meet enrollment deadlines and start dates for coursework.
SOEP allows Utah students, grades 7 and 8, public, private, or home schooled, that are not regularly enrolled in an Online School, the opportunity to take middle school courses from accredited Online Provider.
This program allows students to take courses that meet their individual education needs and/or provides flexibility in their in-person schedule. Courses fulfill middle school requirements only, and do not earn credit toward graduation. If you desire courses to earn graduation requirements, please refer to the High School tab.
Art Foundations 1
College and Career Awareness
Integrated Science
Language Arts
Mathematics
Physical Education
Utah Studies
Art
Digital Literacy
Health Education
Integrated Science
Language Arts
Mathematics
United States History 1
Grade 7 and 8 students may take up to 6 SOEP credit hours. This can be comprised of middle school courses, high school courses, or a combination of both. Students enrolled in their primary location school will have programs such as sports and clubs provided by their primary school. Those types of services are not handled by the online provider.
Any grade 7 through 12 students in Utah, are eligible to take High School courses through the SOEP program.
Students can work with their school counselor to decide what courses best fit their educational needs. Students may take more credits than are typically allowed in a school year with an Early Graduation Plan (EGP). Students may enroll in up to 8 credits of online courses. Students do not qualify for services from a provider for things such as sports, clubs, and graduation.
Art History
Drawing
Filmmaking
Guitar
Music
Painting
Photography
Ukulele
AP Classes
Earth Science
English
Honors Classes
Mathematics
Physics
Pre-Calculus
Statistics
ACT Prep
Drivers Education
Economics
Marine Science
Personal Leadership
Sociology
Study Skills
American Sign Language (ASL)
Arabic
French
German
Latin
Spanish
Anatomy
Animal Science
Animation
Biotechnology
Child Development
Computer Gaming
Computer Programing
Entrepreneurship
Fashion Design
Forensic Science
Hospitality and Travel
Interior Design
Marketing
Medical Anatomy and Physiology
Medical Terminology
Web Design
The SOEP program works with different providers. Each one has their own list of classes. You can find individual classes on each provider website.