Online programs do not fit within the parent-directed/traditional/home education route for high school, although ADLC courses are allowed for parent-directed students. Typically, if you want your student to do online/teacher-directed courses along with parent-directed courses, you need to register as blended with that school.
Before listing these, just a note that there has been observed a growing trend of online programs using more and more online ADLC courses. If that matters to you, make sure to ask the schools what they use for their courses.
ADLC (Alberta Distance Learning Centre): http://www.adlc.ca
Argyll Centre (LearnNet): http://argyll.epsb.ca/teacher-directed/high-school-td
Calgary Board of Education (I don't know at this time if they accept non-residents): http://schools.cbe.ab.ca/cbe-learn/overview_srhigh.html
St. Paul's Academy (Centre for Learning@Home): http://albertahomeeducation.ca/online-education/our-online-community/
Hope Christian School: http://hopechristianschool.ca/hcs-online/
NorthStar Academy: http://www.northstaracademycanada.org/Online%20Program.php
Revelation Online (Edmonton Catholic Schools; I don't know at this time if they accept non-residents): https://www.ecsd.net/Programs/Overview/OnlineWebPrograms/Pages/default.aspx
School of Hope: http://www.schoolofhope.org
St. Gabe Online School: http://stgabrielschool.ca/st-gabriel-online-school/high-school-courses-program-guide
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Do you know of another online schooling option for high school credits?
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