Homeschooling, planned for you

A full K–12 homeschool year, ready on day one

Dualistic Academy lays out every school day for you — lessons, quizzes, and reading and video resources — while you follow progress from a parent hub. No lesson planning required.

Pre-loaded K–12 curriculum · Parent Hub · AI Study Buddy

K–12

Every grade level

172

Day school year

8,900+

Lessons with quizzes

60 min

Per lesson

How it works

Four steps from sign-up to a finished school day.

1

Enroll your child

Add their name and grade level. It takes about a minute, and you can enroll siblings too.

2

Activate the membership

One payment unlocks the whole school year for that grade — month-to-month or paid in full.

3

Open today's lessons

Every school day shows that grade's lessons in order, each with a quiz and real resources.

4

Follow the progress

The Parent Hub shows completion, quiz scores, study time, and a printable report card.

Every subject, every grade, already written

Lessons are written for each grade level, so a 2nd grader and a 10th grader get age-appropriate work on the same day.

Subject · English

Reading fluency, comprehension, and writing that build year over year.

Subject · Language

Grammar, parts of speech, sentence types, and punctuation, practiced every week.

Subject · Literature

Fiction, nonfiction, poetry, biographies, and legends, with a written response to each.

Subject · Math

Number sense through fractions, algebra, geometry, and combinatorics.

Subject · Science

Hands-on experiments and the ideas behind them, from energy to ecosystems.

Subject · Social Studies

Community, geography, and cultures near and far.

Subject · History

American and world history, from the first colonies to the modern era.

Subject · Civics

How government works at every level, and the rights that shape it.

Subject · Arts

Drawing, painting, sculpture, and mixed media — a studio habit every week.

Electives you can add any week

Ready-made courses that drop into the weekly plan with a session for every week of the year.

Art ExplorersMusic MakersMove & PlayCoding FoundationsLife SkillsSpanish Foundations

Dual enrollment: real college credit

High schoolers can add a partner college course to the same weekly plan and earn real college credit while still in high school — the course, its weekly work, and its due dates all live in the schedule you already follow.

Arizona State University · Universal Learner CoursesLiberty University · Online Academy Dual EnrollmentWashington Running Start · Community & Technical CollegesOhio College Credit Plus · Statewide Dual Enrollment

Advanced Placement courses — optional and selective

College-level AP courses you add only where they fit your family's plan, one course at a time and only for the grades they suit. Each runs one lesson a week with exam-style practice built in, covers the whole school year, and closes with AP exam review.

AP BiologyAP Calculus ABAP English Language and CompositionAP United States HistoryAP Computer Science PrinciplesAP Psychology

Fun Zone for the youngest learners

K–3 students get learning games that practice letters, counting, shapes, and rhymes.

Study Buddy on call

A built-in helper students can ask when a lesson needs a second explanation.

SAT prep in every high school year

Grades 9–12 sit timed SAT practice tests, and 11th and 12th graders also take the full-length official test in the second semester — scored on the 400–1600 scale and reported in the Parent Hub.

The records, testing and paperwork — included

Nothing is sold as an add-on: testing, transcripts, college credit options and graduation certificates all come with the membership.

SAT testing at no extra cost

Grades 9–12 sit a timed SAT practice test every spring, and 11th and 12th graders also take the full-length official test. Scores come back on the 400–1600 scale in the Parent Hub.

Transcripts ready to print

A transcript for any grade, or one covering them all: course grades, GPA, class rank, college credits, SAT scores, study hours and a performance rating — downloaded as a PDF.

Free dual enrollment options

See how your state funds community college dual enrollment, which states cover tuition, and whether homeschoolers qualify — then add a partner college course to the weekly plan.

A certificate for every senior

Graduating seniors finish with a printable high school certificate of completion, issued in their name with their GPA, study hours and college credits earned.

Simple family pricing

One membership per child. The full year costs ten months — two months free.

Standard

$1,899.90/month

or $18,999.00 for the full year

Ten months' price — two months free

Plus a one-time $25 registration fee — charged once, at enrollment.

Enroll a child

Reduced rate

$399.90/month

or $3,999.00 for the full year

Ten months' price — two months free

Plus a one-time $10 registration fee — for families receiving government assistance.

Enroll a child
  • Every lesson and quiz for your child's grade
  • Reading and video resources on every lesson
  • Progress tracking, quiz scores, and study time
  • Parent Hub with a printable report card
  • The ready-made elective course library

The full year, pre-loaded

Every school day is already planned for your child's grade — no lesson planning.

One login, both portals

The same account opens your Parent Hub and your child's student portal.

Cancel anytime

Payments are handled securely by Stripe, and there is no long-term contract.

Parent questions

What is Dualistic Academy?+

A complete online homeschool curriculum for kindergarten through 12th grade. Every school day is already planned with lessons, quizzes, and resources, so you can focus on teaching instead of planning.

Do I need to plan or build lessons myself?+

No. The full year is pre-loaded for your child's grade level. If you want more, you can add elective courses from the library with one click.

How much time does a school day take?+

Each lesson is built as a 60-minute block, and each grade level has its own number of lessons per day — two for the youngest learners, up to six in high school.

How do I see how my child is doing?+

The Parent Hub shows lessons completed, quiz scores, study time, subject-by-subject progress, and a report card you can download and print.

Does the curriculum include SAT prep?+

Yes. Every high schooler from 9th grade on takes timed SAT practice tests, and 11th and 12th graders also sit the full-length official test in the second semester — four timed modules in the College Board's digital format, with a score report on the 400–1600 scale saved to the Parent Hub.

Can one login manage more than one child?+

Yes. One parent login opens both the Parent Hub and your child's student portal, and you can enroll siblings under the same account.

Is there a reduced rate?+

Yes. Families receiving government assistance qualify for a reduced rate. Switch it on during enrollment and upload a photo of your EBT or Medicaid card — it is stored privately and used only to verify the rate.

Can I cancel?+

Anytime. Monthly memberships are billed monthly and you can cancel whenever you like; there is no long-term contract.