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You choose a course
Pick a subject and grade from the catalog, fill in a short parent questionnaire, and let your child take the diagnostic. You tell us the goals, the interests, and how much time there is in a week.
A curriculum built
around your child
Personalized, self-paced K-12 curriculum
Six subject areas — Math, ELA & Languages, Science, Social Studies, AI & Digital Literacy, and Life & Career Skills. Every course includes structured lessons, practice, assessments, and parent progress reporting.
- Official ESA-eligible vendor
- Aligned to your state’s standards
- Trusted by 1,000+ families
- Built for how kids learn in 2026
Real personalization, built on standards-aligned learning plans
Our teachers begin with an established, standards-aligned course. We do not change the units, and we do not change how the course is taught. We adapt the context, the examples, the pacing, and the amount of practice to the student.
- The objective stays fixed: Find a percentage of a quantity and explain the reasoning.
- The context changes: Examples are rewritten around the student's interests.
- Pacing and volume change: How fast the course moves, and how much practice there is, follow what the student knows, what they don't, and their goal — review, or starting from scratch.
- Other wishes: Considered individually.
How your personalized course comes together
Three steps, and only the first one asks anything of you.
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We build it around your child
We keep the units and the way the course is taught. We adapt the context, examples, pacing, and amount of practice to what your child knows, what they don't, their interests, and their goal. Other wishes are considered individually. It takes 5 working days, and then the finished course is in your account.
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Learn at your own pace
Your child can pause, go back over a topic, or move ahead. You watch it happen in the parent dashboard, where you review completion, assessment results, strengths, and next steps.
Six subject areas for every stage of learning
Start with one course, combine several subjects, or build a broader academic plan. Each course is organized by grade or level and adapted around the student's goals and interests.
Math
Kindergarten through calculus, plus statistics, precalculus, and financial mathematics.
ELA & Languages
English language arts, English language development, Spanish, French, German, Mandarin, Latin, and ASL.
Science
Life, earth, physical, biology, chemistry, physics, environmental science, anatomy, and astronomy.
Social Studies
Geography, civics, U.S. and world history, economics, psychology, art history, and philosophy.
AI & Digital Literacy
Online safety, how AI works, responsible use, applied workflows, and AI ethics.
Life & Career Skills
Personal finance, study skills, public speaking, career exploration, entrepreneurship, and health.
Everything included in every course
One package per student, per subject, per access period — with the documentation families need.
Personalized scope and sequence
A defined learning path based on grade, diagnostic results, goals, and available study time.
Structured lessons
Concise explanations, worked examples, visual support, and age-appropriate instruction.
Practice and review
Personalized exercises, mixed review, optional extra practice, and mastery checks.
Assessments
Quizzes, unit assessments, a final assessment, and clear completion criteria.
Projects and activities
Hands-on, printable, or research-based assignments where appropriate.
Parent progress reporting
Completion, assessment results, strengths, topics to review, and recommended next steps.
Completion record
A record or certificate of course completion. It is not an accredited diploma or state-recognized school credit.
Ready to start?
Choose a subject and grade to see the full course package.
Parents stay in control
The parent dashboard makes independent learning visible. Review course progress, recent activity, quiz results, completed units, topics that need more practice, and upcoming milestones.
- Progress: Completed lessons, units, and overall course progress.
- Assessment results: Quiz scores, unit assessments, strengths, and topics to revisit.
- Recent activity: What the student worked on and which topics need another look.
- Next steps: Upcoming milestones and recommended review or practice.
Grade 6 Math · Parent view
Updated today28Lessons completed
4/10Units done
88%Average quiz score
- Unit 3 assessment — Percentages92%
- Unit rates practice setCompleted
- Fraction divisionNeeds review
- Next milestone: Decimal fluencyIn 4 days
Standards and safety
Clear academic foundations and family privacy
Standards-aligned learning plans
Defined learning objectives and a documented standards map. Personalization changes the path, not the academic goals.
COPPA support
Parent-managed accounts, parental consent, limited data collection, and parent access and deletion controls support COPPA requirements.
Accessibility
Keyboard access, readable contrast, clear structure, captions and transcripts, and screen-reader compatibility support accessible learning.
ESA families
Designed for Education Savings Account families
Find the course details and documentation your family needs for an ESA purchase. Availability, approved categories, payment methods, and documentation requirements vary by state and program.
Choose a course
Select a subject and grade or level.
Complete onboarding
Submit the parent questionnaire and student diagnostic.
Follow your state's purchase path
Use the marketplace, pre-authorization, direct-pay, or reimbursement process available in your program.
Receive your course package
5 working days later you get the personalized course, syllabus, standards information, and parent access.
Personal course preparation time: 5 working days
Frequently asked questions
Is this an online school?
No. We provide personalized, self-paced curriculum and educational software for families. We do not enroll students in a school, issue diplomas, or award state-recognized academic credit.
Are the courses accredited?
Accreditation generally applies to schools or certain online learning institutions, not to standalone curriculum products. State availability pages explain any program-specific requirements and the exact status of each offering.
How is each course personalized?
Parents complete an onboarding questionnaire and the student completes a short diagnostic. We do not change the course units or how the course is taught. We adapt the context, examples, pacing, and amount of practice to the student's interests, what they already know, what they still need, and their goal. Other wishes are considered individually. The learning objectives stay the same.
How much does a course cost?
A full-year course is $199. A semester course is $129. Specialty courses are $149–169. Each listing in the catalog shows the exact price and whether the course is offered as a full year, a semester, or a specialty course.
How long does it take to receive a personalized course?
5 working days. The clock starts once the parent questionnaire and the student diagnostic are both complete, and the exact delivery time is confirmed during enrollment. If a course needs longer — for example an unusual grade and subject combination — we tell you before you pay.
Can I review the course before my child starts?
Yes. Parents can review the course overview, learning plan, scope and sequence, and key materials before the student begins.
How do parents track progress?
The parent dashboard shows unit completion, recent activity, quiz and assessment results, strengths, topics that need more practice, and recommended next steps.
Can I use ESA funds?
Availability varies by state and program. State pages show current provider status, offering status, purchase method, and required documentation.
Do students receive a certificate?
Students can receive a course completion record or certificate. It confirms completion of our curriculum and is not an accredited diploma, transcript, or state-recognized school credit.