Welcome to Kentucky Online Course for Court for Washington County, Kentucky!

Need to complete a court ordered decision-making class in Kentucky? Our Adult Decision-Making Course is fully online and self-paced. Many Kentucky courts and agencies accept online courses, but requirements vary. Confirm with your court, probation officer, or attorney before enrolling.

Looking for the best online anger management course in Kentucky? Our program is fully online and self-paced. Many Kentucky courts and agencies accept online courses, but requirements vary, so confirm with your court, probation officer, or attorney before enrolling. Whether you've been ordered to complete an anger management class as part of a diversion agreement, probation condition, or sentencing requirement, our course lets you fulfill your obligation from anywhere — on your own schedule, with no in-person classes or long commutes.

Ordered to complete a weapon safety course in Kentucky? Our Weapon Safety Course is fully online and self-paced. Many Kentucky courts and agencies accept online courses, but requirements vary — a broad weapon-responsibility program for court orders that aren't limited to firearms specifically.

Our Alcohol Awareness Class is for Kentucky residents who need to complete a court-ordered alcohol class, or who want to better understand the impact of alcohol on their health, relationships, and legal standing. The program is 100% online and self-paced. Many Kentucky courts and agencies accept online courses, but requirements vary, so confirm with your court, probation officer, or attorney before enrolling.

Our Firearm Safety Course is for Kentucky residents who need to complete a court-ordered firearm safety program — or who simply want to strengthen their knowledge of safe, legal gun ownership. The course is fully online and self-paced. Many Kentucky courts and agencies accept online courses, but requirements vary, so confirm with your court, probation officer, or attorney before enrolling.

Read before enrolling: This is a general domestic violence education course. It is NOT a Batterer Intervention and Prevention Program (BIPP). If a Kentucky court ordered you to complete a BIPP, this course will not satisfy that requirement — you will need a state-certified BIPP provider. Please confirm with your court, probation officer, or attorney before enrolling. I understand this is a general domestic violence education course and is NOT a certified Kentucky BIPP. If my court ordered a Batterer Intervention and Prevention Program, this course will not satisfy that requirement. I will confirm with my court, probation officer, or attorney that this course meets my requirement before relying on it.

Charged with theft in Kentucky and ordered to complete a class? Our Anti-Theft Class is fully online and self-paced. Many Kentucky courts and agencies accept online courses, but requirements vary. Confirm with your court, probation officer, or attorney before enrolling.

Facing a controlled-substance requirement from a Kentucky court? Our Controlled Substance Offender Class is fully online and self-paced. Many Kentucky courts and agencies accept online courses, but requirements vary — an educational program for people ordered to complete a controlled-substance class after a possession or related charge.

Cited for shoplifting in Kentucky and ordered to take a class? Our Anti-Shoplifting Class is fully online and self-paced. Many Kentucky courts and agencies accept online courses, but requirements vary — focused specifically on retail theft, which is where most shoplifting requirements come from.

Read before enrolling: Before you enroll, read this. If you were convicted of DUI in Kentucky, Kentucky law (KRS 189A.040(5)) requires DUI services to be completed through a state-licensed, in-person provider — an online course will not satisfy a Kentucky DUI requirement. You can find a licensed Kentucky provider through the Kentucky CHFS DUI Program. For a fuller explanation, see Can You Take DUI Classes Online in Kentucky? I understand that an online course does NOT satisfy a Kentucky DUI conviction requirement, which by law must be completed through a state-licensed, in-person provider. I am purchasing this course for an out-of-state DUI, a voluntary/pre-sentencing use, or another non-Kentucky-DUI purpose, and I will confirm with my court, probation officer, or attorney that it meets my requirement before relying on it.

Ordered to complete a drug awareness program in Kentucky? Our Drug Awareness Program is fully online and self-paced. Many Kentucky courts and agencies accept online courses, but requirements vary — the educational, prevention-focused course courts commonly order for lower-level drug matters, diversion, and first offenses.

Need to complete a tobacco awareness course for a Kentucky court or citation? Our Tobacco Awareness Course is fully online and self-paced. Many Kentucky courts and agencies accept online courses, but requirements vary — the program commonly ordered after a tobacco citation, including citations issued to minors at school or in public.

Has a young person been ordered to complete a decision-making course by a Kentucky juvenile court? Our Juvenile Decision-Making Course is fully online and self-paced. Many Kentucky courts and agencies accept online courses, but requirements vary — the age-appropriate version of our decision-making program, built for minors in diversion or under a juvenile-court order.

Need to complete a theft awareness program for a Kentucky court? Our Theft Awareness Program is fully online and self-paced. Many Kentucky courts and agencies accept online courses, but requirements vary — built for the kind of awareness-and-education requirement courts often order for first-time or lower-level theft cases and diversion.

Cited for vaping in Kentucky — at school, on campus, or in public — and ordered to complete a class? Our Vaping Awareness Program is fully online and self-paced. Many Kentucky courts and agencies accept online courses, but requirements vary, built specifically around e-cigarettes and vaping rather than tobacco generally.

Cited for marijuana or a THC-related offense in Kentucky and ordered to take a class? Our Marijuana-THC Awareness Program is fully online, self-paced, and designed for court-ordered education in Kentucky. Acceptance can depend on your specific court, judge, probation officer, county, and case — confirm with your court, probation officer, or attorney before enrolling — focused specifically on cannabis, rather than drugs in general.

Facing a Minor in Possession charge in Kentucky and ordered to complete a class? Our Minor in Possession Class is fully online and self-paced. Many Kentucky courts and agencies accept online courses, but requirements vary — the program commonly ordered after an MIP citation, often as part of diversion or a first-offense resolution.

Charged with public intoxication in Kentucky and ordered to take a class? Our Public Intoxication Class is fully online and self-paced. Many Kentucky courts and agencies accept online courses, but requirements vary — the program commonly ordered after a public-intoxication citation or as part of a diversion agreement.

Read before enrolling: Before you enroll, read this. If you were convicted of a second DUI in Kentucky, Kentucky law (KRS 189A.040(5)) requires DUI services through a state-licensed, in-person provider — and a second offense often carries additional assessment and treatment requirements beyond education. An online course will not satisfy a Kentucky DUI requirement. Find a licensed Kentucky provider through the Kentucky CHFS DUI Program, and see Can You Take DUI Classes Online in Kentucky? for the full picture. I understand that an online course does NOT satisfy a Kentucky DUI conviction requirement, which by law must be completed through a state-licensed, in-person provider, and that a second offense may carry additional in-person assessment or treatment requirements. I am purchasing this course for an out-of-state DUI, a voluntary/pre-sentencing use, or anothe

Our Parenting Education Course is one of the most commonly ordered programs in Kentucky courts. Whether your class is part of a custody or divorce matter, a diversion agreement, or a probation requirement, our fully online program makes it simple to fulfill your obligation without disrupting your life.