For gifted and accelerated learners

Homeschooling a child who is ahead

A child who is two years ahead in maths and exactly on grade in writing does not fit in a box labelled with one number. Most curricula sell you that number anyway, and then the fast subject becomes a year of review and the child learns that school is where you wait.

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The grade is a setting, not a cage

You choose the grade for each child and you can change it whenever you like. Setting a grade enrols them in that grade's courses, and nothing checks their age against it. A nine year old can be in the grade 7 maths course.

Mix grades by subject

On top of the grade you set, you can add or remove individual courses from the whole K-12 catalog for any child. Grade 8 maths with grade 5 writing and grade 6 science is a normal configuration here, not a workaround.

Mastery moves them on, not the calendar

Practice is scored on whether the skill is learned. A child who already has it demonstrates it and moves, instead of grinding through a fixed number of problems to prove something everyone in the room already knows.

Read the whole scope before you buy

All 84 courses are open in full with no account and no card, every unit, skill and objective in teaching order. If you are trying to work out whether the grade 9 biology course is actually rigorous or just labelled that way, you can read the 11 units and 98 skills and decide for yourself before you pay anything.

The high school record is real

The upper courses are full-year courses, not enrichment: grade 9 biology runs 11 units and 98 skills from molecules through genetics, evolution and ecology to a defended capstone argument. Hours log automatically and a transcript prints in one click, which is what a college or a receiving school asks to see.

What this is not

  • It is not a gifted program and there is no gifted track, no competition maths, no olympiad preparation and no talent search.
  • There is no testing or identification. Nothing here assesses whether a child is gifted and we make no claim to.
  • The ceiling is twelfth grade. A child working several years ahead in one subject will reach the top of that subject and need something else after it, and we would rather you know that now.
  • Depth comes from the sequence, not from an accelerated pace through thin material. If what you want is a competition-style enrichment curriculum, this is not that.

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Questions parents ask

Can my child work above their grade level?

Yes. You set the grade for each child and can change it at any time, and nothing checks it against their age. You can also add individual courses from any grade in the catalog.

Can they be in different grades for different subjects?

Yes. Set the grade that fits most subjects, then add or remove individual courses from the whole K-12 catalog. Mixed-grade configurations are normal.

Does my child have to finish work they already know?

Practice is scored on mastery of the skill, so a child who demonstrates it moves on rather than completing a fixed number of problems.

What happens when they finish twelfth grade material?

The catalog stops at grade 12. A child who exhausts a subject will need dual enrolment, community college or another provider after that, and the transcript Letters & Devotion prints is the record you take with you.

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