Elite softball demands more than talent. Between tournaments, travel teams, showcases, private lessons, strength training, and schoolwork, there never seem to be enough hours in the day.
Whitmore School helps elite softball players stay on track academically while pursuing their athletic goals. Our Cognia-accredited online high school offers the flexibility student-athletes need to complete coursework around practices, tournaments, and travel—all while earning a diploma recognized by colleges and universities across the United States.
For students pursuing NCAA athletics, Whitmore School is proud to offer NCAA-approved core courses that help athletes remain on track for Division I and Division II eligibility.
Whether you compete in:
Whitmore School gives you the freedom to learn whenever your schedule allows.
Instead of trying to fit your training around school, your education works around your training.
Learn Anywhere
Complete coursework from home, hotels, tournaments, training facilities, or while traveling across the country.
Study on Your Schedule
No classroom bell schedules. Log in whenever it fits your day.
One-to-One Teacher Support
Receive personalized feedback from experienced teachers who work with you until you’ve mastered each lesson.
Competency / Mastery-Based Learning
Move quickly through concepts you already understand and spend extra time where you need it most.
Year-Round Enrollment
School is open 365 days a year, giving you the time you need to complete your courses.
College-Ready Diploma
Earn a respected accredited high school diploma accepted by colleges nationwide.
NCAA-Approved Courses for Student-Athletes
If your goal is to compete in college softball, academics matter just as much as athletic performance.
Whitmore School’s NCAA-approved courses help eligible students satisfy NCAA academic requirements while balancing demanding travel schedules.
Our guidance team helps student-athletes:
Students seeking NCAA eligibility must enroll in Whitmore School’s Diploma PLUS Program or Diploma PLUS with College Advisor Program.
Your season doesn’t stop for school – neither should your education.
Whitmore students routinely complete assignments while:
Because courses are available 24 hours a day, you can make steady academic progress wherever softball takes you.
Whitmore School helps student-athletes develop skills that extend beyond the field:
Independent learning
Time management
Personal responsibility
Goal setting
College readiness
These are the same qualities college coaches look for in successful recruits.
Your softball dreams shouldn’t require you to sacrifice your education.
Whitmore School gives elite softball players the flexibility to pursue championship-level competition while earning an accredited high school diploma and preparing for college success.
Train with confidence. Learn with flexibility. Graduate ready for whatever comes next.
College softball begins in the classroom. Whitmore offers NCAA-approved core courses that help eligible student-athletes meet Division I and Division II academic requirements
Subject | Course | Prerequisite |
English | English 9 CP | None |
English 9 Honros | None | |
English 10 CP | English 9 | |
English 10 Honors | English 9 | |
English 11 CP | English 10 | |
English 11 Honors | English 10 | |
AP Language and Composition | English 10 with a grade of B or higher | |
English 12 CP | English 11 | |
English 12 Honors | English 11 | |
AP Literature and Composition | English 11 | |
Mathematics | Algebra 1 | None |
Geometry CP | Algebra 1 | |
Geometry Honors | Algebra 1 | |
Algebra 2 CP | Algebra 1 | |
Algebra 2 Honors | Algebra 1 | |
Probability & Statistics | Algebra 1 | |
Trigonometry / Precalculus Honors | Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Geometry | |
AP Statistics | Algebra 2 with a grade of B or higher | |
Science | Anatomy and Physiology | None |
Anatomy and Physiology Honors | None | |
Biology | None | |
Biology Honors | None | |
Chemistry CP | Algebra 1, Geometry, at least 1st semester of Algebra 2 | |
Chemistry Honors | Algebra 1, Geometry, 1st semester of Algebra 2 | |
Environmental Science | None | |
Environmental Science Honors | None | |
Physical Science | None | |
Physics | Algebra 1, 1st semester Algebra 2 | |
Physics Honors | Algebra 1, 1st semester Algebra 2 | |
AP Biology | Biology, 1st semester Algebra 2 with a grade of B or higher | |
AP Chemistry | Chemistry, 1st semester Algebra 2 with a grade of B or higher | |
Social Studies | Introduction to Psychology | None |
United States Government / Economics | None | |
United States Government / Economics Honors | None | |
United States Government / World Geography | None | |
United States History | None | |
United States History Honors | None | |
World History | None | |
World History Honors | None | |
AP World History | None | |
AP Government & Politics | None | |
World Languages | Spanish 1 | None |
Spanish 2 | Spanish 1 | |
Spanish 3 Honors | Spanish 1, Spanish 2 |
Train harder.
Travel farther.
Graduate on time.
Whitmore School gives elite softball players the freedom to pursue their dreams without compromising their education.
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