High school work that is ready to become a record.
Keep courses, essays, projects, outside learning, credits, and transcript decisions connected from the first assignment through graduation planning.
Free through December 31, 2026. Future packaging and pricing have not yet been announced.
- English Composition1.0 creditA
- Algebra II1.0 creditB+
- Environmental Science1.0 creditA-
Course-levelplans, grades, and evidence
Portfolio-readyessays, projects, and outside work
Parent-issuedtranscript decisions remain yours
Build the record before anyone asks for it.
High school becomes much calmer when the evidence, course context, and parent decisions accumulate together.
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Plan complete secondary courses
Build or assign year-long curricula with visible unit sequences, standards coverage, expected work, and recommended assessments.
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Collect more than quiz scores
Essays move through staged writing and parent review. Projects preserve prompts, rubrics, submissions, and feedback alongside tests and lessons.
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Bring outside coursework into view
Co-op classes, dual enrollment, independent projects, reading, and community learning can contribute to the same student record after review.
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Track the course while it is happening
Progress, completed work, time evidence, grades, and standards stay attached to the course instead of being reconstructed at graduation.
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Shape the official record
Supervisors review course titles, credits, grades, and included work before issuing a transcript. Revisions preserve the prior record rather than silently rewriting it.
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Remain the school of record
Gradmin supports the homeschool administrator. It does not replace the parent or organization responsible for graduation decisions and local requirements.
Find the detail that matters to you.
See how the plan, daily learning, adult review, and records connect before you decide.
Start with one learner. See how the pieces fit.
Free through December 31, 2026. Future packaging and pricing have not yet been announced.