Records that build while your child learns.
Coursework, handwritten pages, projects, reading, and outside learning can live in one connected record. Gradmin organizes the evidence and standards. You decide what becomes official.
Early access is free through December 31, 2026.
State-awarecurriculum and standards coverage
Source attachedto proposed outside-work credit
Parent approvedbefore proposed evidence counts
From everyday learning to defensible records.
The system handles the connective work. You keep the decisions that require family context and human judgment.
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Begin with state-aware curriculum
Curricula are built around the selected state, subject, and grade standards. You can inspect the intended coverage before assigning the work.
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Keep evidence attached to learning
Completed lessons, assessments, mastery, and written feedback stay connected to the course and the standards they support.
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Bring in learning from anywhere
Upload co-op worksheets, field journals, projects, museum workbooks, reading logs, and other outside learning.
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Review proposed credit
Gradmin analyzes the work and proposes subjects, standards, and credit. The original artifact stays visible, and nothing counts until you approve it.
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See gaps before year end
Standards progress shows what has evidence and what still needs attention, so planning can respond while there is still time.
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Export the record you need
Create progress reports and transcripts from the same connected record instead of reconstructing a school year from folders and spreadsheets.
Keep exploring Gradmin.
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.