GEO is a US-based online school, serving students across the globe. Every child learns live and one-to-one with an AI teacher, in subjects designed by qualified educators who build every curriculum, mentor and support every child, and ensure that every student continues to improve. A school day is 3–5 hours and is built around your family's schedule. Lessons are taught until they are fully understood; every subject has challenging work, real examinations, and an AI teacher available around the clock for extra help. Every parent receives consistent updates on their child's progress and performance. GEO's students master skills and acquire capabilities for the world they are stepping into, and they graduate with an American High School Diploma. Students also receive preparation for external examinations (SAT and ACT) that universities ask for.
Join the waitlistHow GEO works
A placement assessment
A short adaptive test in each subject finds where your child actually is, including gaps from earlier years.
Eight subjects a year
English, mathematics, a world language, the sciences, global studies, and electives, all taught every week.
Personalization
Every lesson builds on what your child knows. When something doesn't land, the AI teacher tries another way.
A typical school day
Three to five one-to-one classes of 45 minutes. You set the hours and can move them week to week.
People and AI
Educators design every course and sign every transcript. The AI teaches. A named coach follows your child.
Work and examinations
Every subject sets marked work in and out of class. Exams run through the year with a full rehearsal first.
What parents are told
Every week: what they studied, mastered, and where they are struggling, in sentences, not percentages.
Grades and graduation
From grade 9, grades count toward the diploma. Graduates leave with the American High School Diploma.
An American diploma,
and a real school behind it.
GEO graduates earn the American High School Diploma, issued by GEO's Florida-registered school with a full conventional transcript, the standard United States school-leaving credential, and one the world already knows how to read.
Will this diploma work where we live?
In 126 countries and territories, a child who finishes school with this diploma has a route to convert it into a qualification their own country's universities and employers recognize. Each of those countries has a body that does the converting and a published rule it works from, and the directory gives you both for your country, along with what your family has to do, the fee and the wait. In 71 of the 126 a condition sits in that route, and the directory states it. Recognition in much of the world turns on the school being accredited at home, so these routes assume the accreditation GEO is targeting. Whether a child may be schooled outside your own country's system is a separate question that your country answers, and the directory points you to the body that answers it. Find your country before you apply or pay anything.
Tuition and fees
one payment
in two installments of USD 200 each
in six installments of USD 75 each
Tax is added where your country's law requires it. Examination-board fees for external examinations, such as the SAT and the ACT, are not paid to GEO and are not included in our fees.
Join the waitlist
GEO opens in September 2027 with grades 6, 7 and 8. The first year is capped at 1,000 students, and enrollment opens in the order of the waitlist. Joining costs nothing, commits you to nothing, and takes less than a minute. We will write to you by email or on WhatsApp.
No payment now. The first deposits are collected in March 2027 and you will hear from us well before then. If you decide GEO is not for you, one click removes you from the list. GEO collects parent-provided data only. Read our Children's Privacy Notice.