The state wants receipts. You'd rather teach.
Plan the year, tick off the day, photograph the work. Home Scholar turns it into the log, the portfolio and the deadlines your state asks for, so the record is finished when the year is.
One photo, four jobs done.
Your child finishes a worksheet. You point the camera at it, choose the lesson, and save. That is the whole routine.
- Files the sample Into the portfolio, under the right child and subject.
- Logs the time The minutes start from the lesson’s own estimate. Change them if the day ran long.
- Marks the lesson done The plan knows what is next, and tomorrow is already waiting.
- Waits for a signal At the park with no bars? The photo waits on your phone and sends the next time you open the app online.
The day, already sorted.
Today opens on the lessons in front of you, each child and subject at its time. Tick one off and the week moves on with you.
Point, choose, save.
Photograph the worksheet, pick whose it is and which lesson it belongs to. The sample is filed, the minutes are logged, and the lesson is done.
Set the pace, see the finish.
Choose lessons a week and the projected finish date moves as you drag. A long trip in March shows its cost before you agree to it.
The deadlines, with their source.
Your state’s requirements sit in one place, each with its due date and the statute it comes from. Nothing to look up at midnight.
The year, at a glance.
Planned, completed, skipped and missed, month by month. An honest picture you can act on in February, not a surprise in May.
Planning that tells you the truth.
A plan that bends
Take a day off and choose what happens to its work: push it back, fit it in, or skip it. Every tool says what it will move before it moves anything.
Courses from your own shelf
Photograph a table of contents or a lesson plan and Home Scholar drafts the course, lesson by lesson. You check it before it is real.
A portfolio that fills itself
Every captured sample lands under its subject, all year. When the evaluator asks, you choose the best and build the packet.
Your state’s rules, not a generic checklist.
Every state asks for something different. Some count hours, some count days, some want a portfolio and an evaluator, some want a notarized affidavit. Home Scholar asks only for what yours does, and shows the statute next to each deadline.
Not covered yet? Choose Just keep records and use everything else today. Your year carries over when your state arrives.
See the states- Florida Home education program and the PEP scholarship. Ready
- Pennsylvania Home education program, with days and hours counted. Ready
- Every other state is on the way, one at a time.
It looks like this.
Not a classroom. A kitchen table, a creek bank, a library floor. The record should fit the way your family learns, not the other way around.
“I used to lose a weekend every year pulling papers together for our evaluator. This year it took me ten minutes.”
“The pacing screen ended our Sunday night math fights. We see the end date move and decide together.”
“I logged a field trip from a spring with no cell signal. It synced on the drive home.”
Plan the whole year, from $15 a month.
Plan by the week or the month, pace each course to its finish date, and move a day off without losing its work. Both plans include all of it.
Compare the plansStart with today.
There is no setup marathon. Add a child and one course, and tomorrow has a plan. The rest of the year fills in one day at a time.
Florida and Pennsylvania today. More states are on the way.