Curriculum that fits your child
Get expert-informed curriculum recommendations matched to your child's learning needs and your budget.
Get curriculum recommendations matched to your child, lessons ready to teach, and help staying audit ready. Spend less time researching and planning, and more time learning together.
Serving California, Texas, Florida, New York, Tennessee.

Get expert-informed curriculum recommendations matched to your child's learning needs and your budget.
Know what you'll teach each day, with lessons, materials, and time estimates organized around your family's schedule.
Get activity ideas that bring lessons to life through your child's interests, from dinosaurs and robots to art and nature.
Get step by step help meeting your state's rules, with records ready if anyone asks.
Share your child's grade and state to get a Homeschool Guide tailored to your family.
Tell us about your child's learning needs and interests, so we can recommend curricula and activities suited to them.
Get a teaching plan built around your curriculum choices, with lessons and materials ready for the week.
Your plan stays flexible, daily learning records feed your reports, and state guidance helps you stay audit ready.
Curriculum that fits, lessons ready to teach, and records ready when you need them.
Compliance and paperwork
Get your state's requirements explained and your paperwork prepared with your family's details.
Your child's interests and needs
Get curriculum recommendations that address your child's learning needs and activities inspired by what they love. Explore the example, and adjust the plan whenever you need to.
She’s in Grade 3. She more than anything and . Reading is hard for her (), so we’d like a gentle year.
A gentle, phonics-first year for a young artist who loves horses.
From your note, in plain language
Attendance and reports
Your daily learning records become printable reports, with school days and hours already totaled for you.
Each week
Have your lessons, materials, and time estimates laid out before the week begins, so you can focus on teaching your child.
Work samples
Get a clear plan for your child's portfolio, so you know which work samples and records to save as you go.
Flexible by design
A sick day, family trip, or tricky lesson doesn't have to derail your plan. Adjust the week while keeping the progress your child has made.
State-specific guidance
Get step by step guidance for your state, with your requirements, deadlines, and records clearly laid out. Know what's handled and what still needs your attention.
Source: California Department of Education
See what's complete, what's ongoing, and what's optional.
Get curriculum recommendations matched to your child, lessons ready to teach, and guidance to stay audit ready throughout the year.
Everything in the Complete Plan, plus a real person with you through the year.
Each child gets a plan for their own learning needs.
No. Use September for your first homeschool year, a new grade, or a change in curriculum. Keep what already works for your family and get help with the parts you want to improve.
You do not need teaching experience to use September. You'll have a teaching plan, lessons laid out for the week, and activity ideas suited to your child, so you can begin with a clear idea of what to teach. Your state checklist explains any parent qualifications and records required for your homeschool option.
You receive expert-informed curriculum recommendations matched to your child's learning needs and your budget, plus activities that connect lessons to their interests. Your answers about your child, schedule, and resources help us tailor those recommendations to your family.
Yes. You can keep the curriculum that's working for your child and get a teaching plan around it. If September has a lesson outline for your curriculum, you can schedule its lessons. For other programs, use a general subject outline alongside your materials.
Yes. Your child's learning needs inform curriculum recommendations and activity ideas. Tell us about needs such as ADHD, dyslexia, autism, anxiety, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, giftedness, or being twice-exceptional. Depending on your child, ideas may include shorter sessions, movement breaks, oral responses, predictable routines, less repetition, or deeper work in an area of strength.
No. September prepares the state forms it supports and explains the next steps. You review, sign, and submit them.
Your plan can change with your family. Make a week lighter or reschedule unfinished lessons without losing the work you've already recorded. You can keep teaching at a pace that suits your child.
No. September is a homeschool support service that provides personalized curriculum recommendations, teaching plans, and compliance guidance. You are the teacher and make the final decisions about curriculum, instruction, and state forms.
Personalized learning. Less planning and paperwork stress.