One learning loop. No handoff gaps.
Most tools stop at content, tutoring, planning, or bookkeeping. Gradmin carries the evidence from the first curriculum decision to the record a parent approves.
Early access is free through December 31, 2026.
Connectedcurriculum, instruction, review, and records
Inspectablesource work and parent decisions stay visible
Parent-ledautomation prepares; adults approve
From authoritative sources to a defensible record.
The system handles the connective work. You keep the decisions that require family context and human judgment.
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Research before writing
Curriculum work begins with authoritative source material and the standards selected for the learner's subject, grade, and state.
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Build an inspectable course
Gradmin proposes a prerequisite-aware unit tree. A parent can inspect topics, sequence, standards coverage, lesson volume, and assessments before assigning it.
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Teach and check understanding
Lessons combine explanation, examples, focused images, and assessments. The tutor stays inside the current lesson rather than opening an unrestricted conversation.
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Respond to evidence
Answers update mastery and surface specific misconceptions. Support can be offered now, while spaced review checks whether understanding lasts.
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Return judgment to the parent
Essays, projects, handwriting, uncertain extraction, and proposed outside-learning credit enter a review queue with the source evidence attached.
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Build the record as learning happens
Approved coursework, standards evidence, outside learning, progress, credits, and transcripts stay connected instead of being reconstructed at year end.
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Each part works with the others, so the learning plan, daily work, and final record never drift apart.
See the whole school experience in one calm place.
Start with one learner or bring the whole family. Early access is free through December 31, 2026.