For military families
Homeschooling in a military family
The hard part of homeschooling through a move is almost never the teaching. It is that the school year is stored in a stack of consumable workbooks, a co-op enrolment and a state you no longer live in, and every PCS makes you rebuild all three while the boxes are still packed.
The curriculum does not change when the address does
The same 84 courses are available in every state, and a child who stops mid-unit in one house resumes at that exact lesson in the next. There is no re-enrolment, no new placement test, no lost semester and nothing to re-buy. It runs in a browser, so the only thing that has to arrive is you.
The records are already written when the new state asks
Instructional hours log themselves while your child works, mastery is tracked per skill as a ready-made portfolio record, and a transcript prints in one click. When the new state wants a notice, a portfolio or an evaluation, or a registrar wants to know what was covered, you start from records that already exist instead of reconstructing a year from memory.
We wrote up what every state asks for
All 50 states, in plain language: whether you file a notice, which subjects are required, what records you keep, and whether there is testing. Sourced from statutes and state education departments, dated, and free to read whether or not you ever buy anything.
One price, every child in the house
$29 a month covers every child, with no extra seats to buy and no per-child pricing to recalculate when a younger one starts. Cancel in one click, which matters when orders change faster than a school year does.
A teacher for the weeks when you cannot be one
Clara sits inside every lesson and explains the mistake rather than marking it wrong. During a field exercise, a deployment workup or the three weeks around a move, the teaching does not stop just because the adult in the house is underwater. You can read every word she said to your child afterwards.
What this is not
- Letters & Devotion is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the Department of Defense, DoDEA or any branch of the armed forces.
- There is no military discount and no MyCAA or tuition assistance eligibility. The price is $29 a month for everyone.
- It needs an internet connection. There is no offline mode, so a posting with unreliable or metered connectivity is a real constraint worth testing before you commit.
- It is a curriculum, not an accredited school. It does not issue a diploma or transfer credit on its own, though the transcript it prints is the record most receiving schools ask for.
Start 30 days free
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Questions parents ask
What happens to our school year when we PCS?
Nothing. The same courses are available in every state and your child resumes at the exact lesson they stopped at. There is no transfer process, no re-enrolment and nothing to ship.
Will the new state accept our records?
Letters & Devotion logs instructional hours automatically, tracks mastery per skill as a portfolio record, and prints a transcript in one click, which covers what most states ask a homeschooling family to keep. Requirements differ by state and we publish a plain-language summary for all 50, but always confirm current rules with your new state.
Is there a military discount?
No. It is $29 a month for every family, and that price covers every child in the household rather than charging per child.
Does it work overseas?
It runs in any browser with an internet connection and is not geographically restricted. There is no offline mode, so a posting with poor or metered connectivity is worth testing during the free 30 days before you rely on it.
Can I cancel when orders change?
Yes, in one click from your billing page, any time. Cancel before day 30 of the free period and you are charged nothing at all.
Also written up
What your next state asks for
Plain-language summaries of the notice, subjects, records and testing rules in all 50 states. Free to read, and not legal advice.
Letters & Devotion is an independent curriculum and is not affiliated with the Department of Defense, DoDEA or any branch of the armed forces.