You can easily compare info about these schools in this site – schools.iblogger.org

You should call the MO Department of Ed and the teachers’ union in your district to be sure.

Something to consider: Even if the school district accepts the credits, principals and hiring committees might not be too impressed with an online degree. I am on the hiring committee at the school where I teach, and we look very carefully at applicants’ educational histories. Most principals want to hire teachers with degrees from traditionally respected universities.

I don’t know if traditional universities are actually any better, but I think people (especially in academia) have a certain view of online schools– right or wrong. I do know that my Masters degree from NYU is the reason I was granted an interview at my school; the principal later told me that he respected the graduate program in education at NYU, and he was eager to hire someone from that program. Personally, I think my coworkers and friends who got their MA’s from state schools probably learned exactly the same things I did…and they’re not $100,000 in debt!

I don’t know… Just something to think about… Good luck