Understanding Our Online Educational Programs

My Court Class provides self-paced online educational courses for individuals who have been instructed to complete an educational program by a court, probation department, employer, school, attorney, or another organization.

This page explains our programs, how they work, and what information we can provide to help determine whether our courses are appropriate for a particular requirement.

What We Provide
Fully online
Self-paced
Available 24/7
Accessible from phones, tablets, and computers
Structured by course hours
Educational lessons
Completion requirements
Certificate once completed
What We Do Not Provide
Clinical treatment
Counseling
Therapy
Substance abuse evaluations
Mental health services
State-licensed rehabilitation
DUI treatment
Court supervision
Legal advice
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Why Organizations Choose My Court Class

  • More than 25 years providing online educational programs
  • Over 100,000 students served
  • Secure online enrollment
  • Mobile-friendly platform
  • Multiple course lengths
  • Dedicated customer support
  • Educational programs available 24/7

Frequently Asked Questions for Courts, Probation Officers & Referring Agencies

Are your courses state-approved or state-certified?

No. Our courses are self-paced online educational programs and are not represented as state-approved, state-certified, licensed treatment, or counseling programs. Acceptance requirements vary by jurisdiction, so students should verify acceptance with the requesting court, probation officer, attorney, employer, or other agency before enrolling.

Are there scheduled class sessions?

No. Our educational programs are entirely self-paced and do not require students to attend live or scheduled class sessions.

How is student progress tracked?

Student progress is automatically saved within their secure online account as they complete lessons and required course activities. Students may leave the course and return later to continue where they previously stopped.

Do your courses include assessments?

No. My Court Class does not provide clinical assessments, substance use evaluations, psychological evaluations, or other professional assessments. We are not qualified to perform these services.

Some courses may include a self-assessment activity intended to encourage students to reflect on their personal choices and behaviors as part of the educational experience. These self-assessments are for educational purposes only and are not diagnostic, clinical, or intended to evaluate an individual's mental health, substance use, or legal status.

Can agencies contact your office with questions?

Yes. Courts, probation departments, attorneys, employers, schools, and other referring organizations are welcome to contact our support team with general questions about our educational programs, course formats, certificate procedures, or student records when appropriate.

Can you recommend which course or number of hours a student should take?

No. We cannot determine which course or number of hours a student is required to complete. Students should follow the instructions provided by the court, probation officer, attorney, employer, or other requesting authority.

Can a court or probation officer verify a certificate's authenticity?

Yes. Courts, probation officers, attorneys, and other authorized agencies may contact My Court Class to verify the authenticity of a completion certificate.

To help us locate the student's record, please provide the student's name, certificate number (if available), or other identifying information associated with the enrollment.

Verification requests are handled in accordance with our privacy policies and applicable laws. We may request additional information to verify the identity or authority of the requesting party before disclosing student information.