Not sure which program is right? This comparison makes it easy to choose based on your child’s needs.
| Feature | Live Online Learning | Book Studies | Intro to Research |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grade Level | 6–7 | 6–7 | 11–12 |
| Tuition | $1,250/year | $50/book | $1,250/year |
| Live Classes | ✓ 2× per week | — self-paced | ✓ 1× per week |
| Session Recordings | ✓ within 24 hrs | — | ✓ within 24 hrs |
| Office Hours | ✓ Weekly | — | ✓ Weekly |
| Payment Plans | ✓ Monthly | — per book | ✓ Monthly |
Your child learns with a real teacher, asking questions and getting guidance in real time.
Missed a class? No problem. Every lesson is recorded and easy to review.
Students don’t just complete work, they get detailed feedback to improve.
Extra support when needed, so no student falls behind.
Grades 6–7
Best for students who need structure, guidance, and consistent support throughout the year.
Structured, live classes that guide your child every week with feedback, accountability, and clear progress across the full year.
Grades 6–7
Best for independent learners who want flexibility and focused skill-building without long-term commitment.
Flexible, low-commitment learning build one skill at a time with clear, measurable progress after each book.
Grades 11–12
Best for high school students preparing for advanced coursework, exams, and college-level writing.
Advanced reading, writing, and analytical thinking designed to prepare students for college expectations.
We don't just give students content, we guide them step by step. Each stage builds a specific thinking skill, helping your child grow from basic understanding to confident mastery, where they can analyze, synthesize and critique with independence.
Students learn to notice key details, understand what they read, and respond clearly in their own words.
ComprehensionStudents begin to explain their thinking, using their own words and text evidence to support their ideas.
ExpressionStudents break down texts, make connections, and defend their thinking using structured writing.
ReasoningStudents refine their thinking by exploring deeper meaning, multiple perspectives, and stronger evidence.
PerceptionStudents assess ideas, arguments, and author choices with clarity and a well-reasoned verdict.
JudgmentStudents connect ideas across texts, form original insights, and communicate at college-ready level.
Mastery
