I wish the website was more… I wish the website was more informative/easier to navigate to find dates for the summer school session as well as expectations/details for the courses.

Very helpful people Enrolled for summer school and I chose the wrong classes , but they were quick to help on the live chat and changed my courses the same day. They’re super helpful and have fast replies/take immediate action! Such an easy process!

My son has attended Method School since… My son has attended Method School since Kindergarten and we are very happy. He has shown tremendous progress through out his school year. He is now going to 2nd grade. Method has amazing teachers they have 1:1 every week to show how there progress is going. Online Method Schools is perfect for everyone..

What's not to love about small class… What's not to love about small class sizes. Daily homeroom class with teacher. 1 on 1 meeting weekly for parents & the student. Other classes & clubs available as well.. My son loves his new school & teacher

We've Come A Long Way We've been part of the Method family since my daughter was in the sixth grade. I've seen Method come a long way since its earlier days. I'm pleased with the Honors and AP classes offered. Method also offers National Honor Society, which is a huge plus in my book. I feel that Method prepares students for college. I'm very happy that Method offered a high school prom and a yearbook. My daughter was really happy about it and that means the world to me. Since Method is not a traditional school it's great they prioritize the students; being cognizant that high school memories last a lifetime. Of course there's room for improvement with communication but overall they're probably one of the best schools in Southern California. Most of the teachers have advanced degrees, some even hold doctorates. I like the individualized attention my daughter receives and the small class sizes. Method really stepped it up with extracurriculars this year. While some are not offered to high school students (and that's a bummer), it's still great that middle school students are able to grow through organized athletics.