Roughly 500,000 to 1,000,000 students in the United States are currently enrolled in cyber schooling. Cyber schooling allows students to create their own class schedules around their personal scheduling needs, and is often customizable so students can plan their schedules the way they want. About 31 states in America allow students to enroll in full time cyber schooling.

From 2011 to 2012, the distance learning industry in the United States and Canada grew by roughly 6.52 percent, so cyber schooling is on the rise. Some cyber schools are cyber charter schools, which allow students access to teachers and resources they would not otherwise have in a traditional school setting.

If you want to find a cyber school, simply go online and use a search engine. If you live in Pennsylvania, simply search, “cyber schools in PA” or “cyber schools PA.” You might just find that cyber schooling works for you or your child much better than traditional schooling.