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Answer ten quick questions and we'll show you the best place to start, and why.

What grade will your student be in?

How involved do you want to be in directing your student’s education?

What kind of schedule fits your family?

How important is learning alongside a consistent group of peers?

Would your student rather be given a project to work on, or decide what to explore?

Would your student rather go deep into a subject through discussion, or turn an interest into something they create?

How would you like your student’s progress to be measured?

Are you looking more for homeschooling, or a “traditional school”?

How important is college prep right now?

How are you planning to pay for school?

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Self-guided · Grades 3–8

You want to lead and set your own schedule. Your kid learns at their own pace through projects that matter, with everything ready to go.

Discovery & creation · Grades 6–12

You want school to be immersive and collaborative. Your kid explores what they love, learns live with friends, and meets an advisor who knows them every day.

Discussion & debate · Grades 5–12

You want a clear, familiar academic path with room for life outside school. Small discussion-based classes, clear projects and a university counselor for every student.

Other good options for your family

Self-guided Discovery & creation Discussion & debate

Education Savings Accounts can cover tuition in Arizona, West Virginia, Utah and New Hampshire.

Most families pay less than full tuition. Ask us about flexible tuition.

You can always change your way to learn later. We’ll find the right path together.