dory
- Reviewed on Tuesday, November 10, 2009
- Grades Used: 3rd - 5th
- Dates used: 2006-present
We love K-12 math and the entire curriculum. There is so much flexibility and support! Anytime you have a question, problem, or just can't seem to make something work out, K-12 has a group designated to help out. They also have wonderful training seminars and programs to help out parents as well as the students. K-12 works for our family; not only does it keep the kids on track with the online weekly planner, it helps parents by offering activities they can complete all on there own.
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okie
- Reviewed on Tuesday, November 10, 2009
- Grades Used: K-6th
- Dates used: 2002-present
K12 is a very rich & engaging curriculum, but as the holidays approach, I am even more grateful that K12 is planned out!!! I love the fact that as things get crazy, I don't have to add "planning school" to my calendar!! I also love the flexibility of adjusting the schedule to fit our life during this season!!!!
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sh0ptildr
- Reviewed on Thursday, August 27, 2009
- Grades Used: 5th-8th
- Dates used: 2006-2009
I love K12's Math. It is expensive since we don't have access to the VA, but I love it. My son scores PHS on all his SAT's..the math is challenging and I like that. My daughter would probably not do well in the K12 Math as I feel it is advanced. Both of my boys excel with it. In the 5th grade I had my son do everything k12 and it was wayyy to much work. Our school day would last from 8 to at least 4 and sometimes longer. A++++ for Math
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bjabroy
- Reviewed on Sunday, May 17, 2009
- Grades Used: 5-8
- Dates used: 2007-2009
This is a very rich curriculum! While it isn't perfect, (what curriculum is?) but it is the best that I have used in educating my two daughters for 9+ years. The only drawback to this curriculum is the cost, but if you live in a state with a VA that shouldn't be an issue. I cannot even imagine doing this curriculum independently, but I know many love to. We use a Virtual Academy and love it. Yes, there are requirements associated with the VA, but if you are one that schools everyday, the requirements are very, very easy.
Our youngest daughter should only be in the 6th grade by age, but because she has been allowed to move at her pace, she is working on 8th grade material. If our VA is allowed to expand to high school, she will be able to start those courses immediately after she completes 8th grade courses. Thus allowing her to earn high school credits and hopefully more dual course credits that will be a major benefit for her.
I cannot say enough good about this program! Every aspect of it has been an excellent choice for our family.
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