Your high schooler is honing their ability to think critically and analytically. They also might be starting to think about career or college options after graduation, so choosing classes they enjoy and that align with their goals is important.
For high school learners who want to do math at one grade level and language arts at another, Time4Learning offers the ultimate flexibility. It's easy to select subjects across grade levels from ninth grade all the way to twelfth grade.
Parents have the ability to select courses by grade level when they onboard their student after purchasing.
How It Works
Purchase the curriculum to get started.
Create your parent account and add your student - we'll guide you through it.
Customize your child’s learning path: Your student will start in 9th grade by default. You can adjust the grade level for each of the 7 courses (Grades 9–12) to match your child’s needs.
Need to make changes later? You can switch course levels anytime as your child grows or needs extra support.
Note: If your student has completed both Algebra II and Geometry, Pre-Calculus is a great choice—especially for those pursuing STEM or wanting to reinforce core math skills for college. If they’ve only completed Algebra II, and prefer a more targeted course, Advanced Math & Trigonometry offers a strong alternative.
Social Studies:
United States History
World History
US Government & Politics
Economics
High school learners choose from the following elective options:
Drawing I
Photography I
Introduction to Engineering
Economics
Health Education
Physical Education
Financial Literacy I: Personal Finance
Financial Literacy II: Budgeting & Investment
Music Production and Digital Media
Introduction to Computer Science
Senior Seminar
It's easy to select courses from ninth grade all the way to twelfth grade.
Ninth Grade Core Course Scope & Sequence Sample:
English I
Chapter 1: The Human Story
Chapter 2: Why Do We Read Stories?
Chapter 3: Making Meaning Through Annotations
Chapter 4: The Power of Summarizing and Inferring
Chapter 5: Why Do We Read Informational Texts?
Chapter 6: Making Meaning with Text Features
Chapter 7: How Informational Texts Can Change Our Experience with Literature
Chapter 8: What Actually Is Grammar Anyway?
Chapter 9: Writing to Communicate Our Insight
Chapter 10: Writing Original Analysis
Chapter 11: Personal Narratives: The Autobiography
Chapter 12: Informational Texts and Autobiographies
Chapter 13: Wrapping Up The School Days of an Indian Girl
Chapter 14: What "They Say": Conducting Research
Chapter 15: They Say/I Say: Forming an Argument of Your Own
Chapter 16: Outlining
Chapter 17: Writing the Body of Your Research Paper
Chapter 18: What “I Say”: Constructing a Research Paper
Chapter 19: Your Reader’s Best Friends: Intros, Conclusions, and Works Cite
Algebra I
Chapter 0: Getting Ready for Algebra
Chapter 1: Introduction to Algebra
Chapter 2: Solving Equations
Chapter 3: Linear Functions
Chapter 4: Graphing Linear Equations
Chapter 5: Solving and Graphing Inequalities
Chapter 6: Systems of Equations and Inequalities
Chapter 7: Exploring Absolute Value Functions
Chapter 8: Exponents and Radicals
Chapter 9: Exponential Functions
Chapter 10: Quadratic Expressions and Equations
Chapter 11: Quadratic Functions
Chapter 12: Exploring One-Variable Data
Chapter 13: Exploring Two-Variable Data
Biology
Chapter 1: The Foundation of Life
Chapter 2: Classification and Types of Cells
Chapter 3: Cell Processes
Chapter 4: Genetics Part 1
Chapter 5: Genetics Part 2
Chapter 6: Evolution Part 1
Chapter 7: Evolution Part 2
Chapter 8: Ecology
Chapter 9: Ecology & Human Impact
U.S. History
Chapter 1: The Founding Principles
Chapter 2: Post Civil War Era
Chapter 3: The Progressive Era
Chapter 4: Rise of a World Power
Chapter 5: Domestic Changes During the 1920s and 1930s
Chapter 6: World War II
Chapter 7: The Early Cold War
Chapter 8: The Civil Rights Movement
Chapter 9: The 1970s and 1980s
Chapter 10: The 1990s to Modern Era
Student benefits
Build executive functioning skills
Time4Learning fosters independent learning skills while keeping parents involved to monitor and support their academic progress.
College and career readiness
Time4Learning helps students meet homeschool requirements to graduate and pursue college and career dreams.
Flexible course options
Easily swap between 9th - 12th grade levels and courses at any point in the year.
Parent benefits
Streamlined planning
Our Activity Planner simplifies the process of organizing subjects based on your teen’s interests and weekly schedule.
Effortless grading
Our platform handles the grading and record-keeping, so you can focus on guiding your teen’s educational journey.
Facilitator tools
Access printable lesson plans, teaching tools, detailed reports, and parent support to confidently assist your teen, no matter how long it’s been since you were in high school.
FAQs
Yes, students who use Time4Learning for their education can successfully get into college. Time4Learning provides a robust curriculum that meets most state standards, equipping students with the knowledge and skills needed for higher education.
For homeschooling families, the key is creating proper records, including transcripts, test scores (like SAT or ACT), and a portfolio of your student's work. Time4Learning’s progress reports and tools make it easier to document and showcase your child's academic achievements. Many Time4Learning graduates have been accepted into colleges and universities across the country.
Yes, most employers recognize a homeschool diploma as valid, provided it meets your state's homeschooling laws and includes proper documentation. A homeschool diploma issued by parents or an umbrella school is considered equivalent to a diploma from a traditional school.
Here’s what helps ensure your homeschool diploma is recognized:
Compliance with State Laws: Follow your state’s homeschooling regulations, which may include keeping records, filing intent-to-homeschool forms, or conducting standardized tests.
Well-Drafted Transcript: Provide a detailed transcript showing the courses completed, grades, and credits earned. Time4Learning offers progress reports that can be used to build this.
Optional GED: If you're concerned about recognition, some homeschool graduates also take the GED test, though it’s often unnecessary if proper documentation is provided.
No, Time4Learning does not currently offer Advanced Placement (AP) classes. However, it provides a robust high school curriculum that can prepare students for AP courses or exams offered through other programs.
If your student wants to take AP classes, you can supplement Time4Learning with external AP programs, such as those offered by online schools, community colleges, or the College Board’s AP Classroom. Time4Learning’s flexible schedule makes it easy to integrate additional coursework.
Taking AP exams is open to all students, so your child can still earn college credit or demonstrate advanced knowledge by registering for exams through the College Board, even if they don't take an official AP course.
Time4Learning offers several features that make it a great option for children with special needs:
Self-Paced Learning: Lessons are flexible, allowing students to move at their own pace. They can revisit lessons as needed to fully grasp the material.
Interactive and Engaging Content: The curriculum uses multimedia lessons, interactive games, and animations to keep learning engaging, which can be especially helpful for children with learning differences.
Customizable Grade Levels: Parents can adjust grade levels for each subject independently, allowing the curriculum to meet the child’s specific strengths and challenges.
Minimal Parental Preparation: The program is user-friendly and requires minimal prep time, allowing parents to focus on guiding their child instead of creating lesson plans.
Progress Tracking: Time4Learning offers detailed reports that help parents monitor progress and identify areas needing extra support.
Sensory-Friendly Design: The online format eliminates the need for physical classrooms, which can be overwhelming for some children with sensory sensitivities.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.2 / 5 from 674 reviews.
We enjoyed our experience ! Two things I would like to see for other families are: offering tutoring along with more support for seniors. As a parent I would have LOVED to have access to an easier way to streamline organizing grades and prepare paperwork for our state so my daughter could receive her diploma.
Otherwise, our experience has been wonderful! We have recommended the program to so many families!
If there are features that I am missing to finalize my daughter's paperwork for her diploma, please let me know.
This is my daughter’s senior year, and she’s absolutely loving it! She’s really enjoying both the core classes and the electives she’s able to choose from. I honestly wish we would have made the switch sooner! ❤️
I love it because my granddaughter can learn at her own pace. If I have to leave out she can either bring the laptop or continue when we get back home.
The fact that this website provides everything and saves all records are marvelous! Pre-k to high school, all on 1 website. Stress free program! Offers extra curriculum. Cost- Cheaper than sending kids to school.
Im so happy my son is doing time4learning. Public schooling wasn't for him. I love he can work at his own speed. He actually just finished his grade and is ready for the next grade.
My family was going through some changes and my daughter needed a different option for school I ng. This was an amazing experience for her and she actually did better with Time 4 Learning than she had been in school. It gave the flexible schedule we needed and she was able to do her classes whereever we were. All she had to do was bring the laptop to the hospital and she was in class. So for our family it worked well. I do recommend. The only part about home schooling that children miss out on as far as I am concerned is the socialization. But she has close friends that live near us so we are lucky in that way. Thank you for your support during our family while it was in crisis.
Since day one it was very easy to sign up and customize learning experiences for my children with special needs.Its also very easy for them to used and sign in by themselves.We have been using this program for three years and counting wouldn’t change it for nothing.Im able to see their progress and their able to do different grade levels homework so happy we found this online platform that teaches same as a school district thank you time4learning.
Leah really lives time4learning and is doing very well. I just wish they could get the high school diploma from time4learning other than that so far no complaints.
I have work grandchildren used in Time 4 Learning when is graduating and the other three are moving through very nicely they have been doing this Homeschool since they had virtual learning during Covid and of all the programs I’ve seen this one is the best
Time4Learning has made homeschool less stressful. My High Schooler can manage the courses with relative ease on her own. When I need to guide her, there are plenty resources to assist. Also, customer services/ Technical support has a quick response time to questions and have been helpful in resolving any issues I have had. I am looking forward to updating the courses to the new format. I believe the new format will continue to encourage students to progress with their education.
My twins really enjoy using the time 4 learning platform everything is easier and accessible. I don’t have to stress about whether or not they are excelling. They are both eager to log in on the daily to see what’s next they sincerely love all the classes.
Time4learning is awesome. The staff is very helpful and nurturing. Their curriculum is well written. They understand if you need a little extra time to make your payment. If you do non understand anything about grading, a staff member will walk you through. Time4learning is surely an asset for homeschooling.
It's great to have all of my son's subjects in one place. I don't have to go searching for learning material. I wish we would have started Time4Learning years ago when we first began homeschooling.
Loved the old system. I dont have any problems with the high school curriculum. The switch from 8th to 9th grade is ridiculous. I still have unresolved issues that I have emailed twice on and still have not heard back from you.
