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Curriculum

Built from the courses your child is already taking.

We use school, grade, and course information to build study sessions around the topics your child is learning right now.

School matching

How your child’s plan gets built.

1

Match the school

Search by school name where supported. We use the school's published course catalog when we have it.

2

Select this year’s courses

From the school's real course list — 8th-grade Pre-Algebra, 10th-grade Biology, and so on.

3

Build the weekly review

Sessions follow the current units, with earlier topics returning on schedule.

If your school isn’t matched yet, the plan uses a standard US course catalog for your child’s grade and subject — still aligned to their courses, just not tuned to your school’s exact pacing.

What we cover

Subjects, grades, and the courses inside them.

MathGrades 6–12, including Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, and AP Calculus AB where supported
ScienceGrades 6–12, including Biology, Chemistry, and AP Biology where supported
English / Language ArtsGrades 6–10 — vocabulary, figurative language, grammar, literary terms
History / Social StudiesGrades 6–12, including US History, World History, and AP US History where supported

Coverage grows as new courses are added each term. Within each course, we follow the same unit order the school does.

From course to card

One course holds dozens of small, specific things to remember.

Example: 8th-grade math

  • The course

    ~6 units across the year (ratios & rates, linear equations, Pythagorean theorem, …).

  • One unit

    4–6 topics — for linear equations: slope, slope-intercept form, point-slope form, parallel and perpendicular lines.

  • One topic

    8–15 short cards, each on a single fact, formula, or definition.

What a card looks like

Each card holds one small thing. A name, a definition, a formula, a date — answerable in under five seconds.

  • “What is the slope of y = 3x + 2?”
  • “What organelle makes ATP?”
  • “Define metaphor.”

The weekly mix

Mostly now. A little next. A steady stream of review.

Now~85%

Topics from this week's units.

Coming up~5%

A light preview of next week's units.

Review~10–15%

Earlier topics, returning on schedule.

These shares are typical, not fixed. The balance shifts naturally as your child moves through the school year, and sessions are never padded with off-topic material to fill the count.

What we don’t yet cover

Honest about scope.

International Baccalaureate (IB) programs
World languages (Spanish, French) — in development
Highly specialised electives (CS curricula, niche programs)
Test-prep banks (SAT, ACT, AP exam strategy)

Coverage continues to expand. Some specialised programs and rapidly changing course sequences are still being added.

It’s the first thing that actually matches what her teacher is doing. That alone changed how she studies.
parent of a 6th grader
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