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Gradmin supports the adults responsible for learning. Here is what the product does, what it does not promise, and how work can be reviewed and corrected. Last substantively reviewed September 16, 2026.

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Free through December 31, 2026. Future packaging and pricing have not yet been announced.

Accountablethe Gradmin team owns published product claims

Correctablecurriculum can be reviewed and revised

Datedlast substantive review stays visible

Organization, scope, review, and corrections.

Gradmin connects the daily work. Parents and educators keep the decisions that need human context and judgment.

  1. What Gradmin is

    Gradmin connects K–12 curriculum, lessons, planning, assessment, and learning records for parents and educators. It supports parent-led learning and the tutors, co-op leads, and other adults who help guide it.

  2. What Gradmin is not

    Gradmin is not a school, accrediting body, legal adviser, medical provider, or guarantee of an educational outcome. Families remain responsible for local homeschool requirements and consequential decisions.

  3. Who owns published claims

    The Gradmin product team is responsible for product, curriculum-methodology, privacy, accessibility, and safety claims published on this site. Claims should be revised when the underlying product changes.

  4. How methodology claims are reviewed

    Published descriptions are checked against the implemented research, verification, standards, review, and record workflows. Safety and legal material requires named sources and a substantive review date.

  5. How corrections are made

    Administrators can edit lesson text and images, regenerate a specific part, or replace a weak unit. Parents and educators with supervisor access can review student work and correct grading decisions.

  6. Privacy and accessibility questions

    For accessibility barriers, email accessibility@gradmin.org. For privacy questions or requests about your child's information, use the contact details in the Children's Privacy Policy.

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