Our courses are designed for middle school and high school students, typically grades 6–12. The lessons provide clear explanations and engaging activities that help students build strong historical understanding while developing critical thinking skills.

Yes. These self-paced courses are specifically designed to work for homeschool families. Students can move through the lessons independently while parents easily monitor progress and understanding along the way.

Students receive lifetime access to the course once it is purchased. This allows your student to move through the lessons at their own pace without worrying about deadlines or expiration dates.

Many homeschool families spread the course out over a semester or school year, while others revisit lessons later for review.

With lifetime access, you can return to the material anytime.

Yes to both! I originally developed my materials based on the Virginia Standards of Learning. These are rich, highly developed standards for each course. After I began sharing my materials, I researched and aligned the curriculum to other state standards like the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS), California's History & Social Science content standards, and others.

In addition, all of the lessons are developed based on research-based instructional strategies. In particular, Pooja Agarwal and Patrice Bain's book, Powerful Teaching: Unleash the Science of Learning. This is a fantastic book by a cognitive scientist and a veteran educator filled with evidence-based learning strategies.

Each Students of History homeschool course is available for a one-time purchase of $75. This includes full access to all video lessons, activities, guided notes, quizzes, and assessments in the course.

Once purchased, students receive lifetime access, so they can move through the material at their own pace and revisit lessons anytime.

You can also try out the first unit of any course completely free with our limited-access options.

Because the courses are self-paced, students can move as quickly or slowly as needed. Most students can complete the courses over the course of a semester or summer depending on their schedule and learning pace.

Because the courses include auto-graded quizzes, assessments, and progress tracking, each course is designed for one student per account.

This allows the platform to accurately track a student’s progress through the lessons and record their quiz and assessment results. If multiple students shared the same login, their progress and quiz scores would overlap.

For this reason, each student should have their own course enrollment so their learning progress can be tracked individually.

No. The courses are designed for independent learning. Students watch the video lessons, complete guided notes and activities, and take quizzes as they move through the course. Parents can support and monitor progress, but daily teaching is not required.