Step 1
You choose a course
Pick a subject and grade from the catalog above, 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.
Courses across six subject areas. Browse by subject, grade or level, and course type. Every listing shows its full unit sequence and price. Personalization adapts context, examples, pacing, and the amount of practice. Courses follow your state’s standards.
Here is the same Grade 6 Math course after personalization, 5 working days after you enrolled. The units and the way the course is taught stay as you saw them in the catalog. What changes is the context, the examples, the pacing, and how much practice there is.
Delivered in 5 working days after onboarding is complete
Three steps, and only the first one asks anything of you.
Step 1
Pick a subject and grade from the catalog above, 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.
Step 2
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.
Step 3
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.
The same six sections on every course, so families can compare offerings and prepare documentation.
Exact title, subject, grade or level, educational purpose, and estimated completion time.
Defined objectives and a clear scope and sequence.
Context, examples, pacing, and the amount of practice may change, based on the student's interests, what they know, what they don't, and their goal. Units and the way the course is taught stay the same. Other wishes are considered individually.
Lessons, practice, projects, assessments, required materials, and technology requirements.
The named standards used and the course's documented mapping.
Price, access period, documentation, purchase method, and exact state-specific status.
A provider or course may be approved in one program and unavailable or under review in another. Each state page names the exact program, current status, purchase method, and documentation requirements.
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