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.
Course catalog
Find the right course.
Find the right course.
We personalize it
Browse by subject, grade or level, and course type. Every course below shows its full unit sequence, so you can see exactly what the student will learn before you enroll. Personalization changes pacing, examples, practice, and review — not the learning objectives.
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What you get back
Here is the same Grade 6 Math course after personalization, 72 hours after you enrolled. The unit sequence you saw in the catalog is unchanged and the learning objective is unchanged — what moved is the context, the format, and the length of each practice set.
- The objective stays fixed: Find a percentage of a quantity and explain the reasoning.
- The context changes: Examples are rewritten around what the student already cares about.
- The format follows the profile: A visual learner gets charts and pictures, not walls of text.
- The path adapts: Module order, pacing, and practice length follow the diagnostic.
Delivered 72 hours after onboarding is complete
What happens after you pick one
Four steps, and only the first one asks anything of you.
Step 2
We build it around your child
We select and sequence the modules, set the pacing, and rewrite examples, practice, projects, and review to fit the profile you described. It takes 72 hours, and then the finished course is in your account.
Step 3
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.
Step 4
Every lesson comes with help built in
The AI learning assistant sits inside every lesson. When your child gets stuck, it explains the idea another way, gives a hint, or works through a fresh example — so a hard topic at 9pm is no longer your problem to solve alone.
What you will find on every course page
The same six sections on every course, so families can compare offerings and prepare documentation.
Course overview
Exact title, subject, grade or level, educational purpose, and estimated completion time.
Learning outcomes
Defined objectives and a clear scope and sequence.
Personalization
What may change based on the student's diagnostic, goals, interests, and study time.
Course format
Lessons, practice, projects, assessments, required materials, and technology requirements.
Standards alignment
The named standards used and the course's documented mapping.
ESA information
Price, access period, documentation, purchase method, and exact state-specific status.
A personalized curriculum you can document clearly
Each course has a defined subject, grade or level, learning objectives, scope and sequence, included materials, access period, assessment plan, and price. This helps families understand the purchase and prepare the documentation required by their ESA program.
- What families purchase: A complete student-specific curriculum package for a defined subject, grade or level, and access period.
- What it is not: Personalization adapts an established academic course; it does not turn the product into an open-ended teaching or tutoring service.
Documents available for each course
PDF- Course description
Subject, grade or level, purpose, delivery format.Included - Syllabus
Objectives, scope and sequence, lessons, projects, assessments.Included - Standards information
Named standards and a documented alignment map.Included - Purchase documentation
Price, access period, itemized invoice, included materials.Included - Provider policies
Terms, privacy, refund policy, and support contact.Included - State status
Exact program, provider status, offering status, payment path.By state
ESA availability is state-specific
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.