Premade packets
Every school day arrives already planned — which lessons, which course, which project is due. You just do the work.
Kindergarten through 12th grade on Illinois standards, with a calendar and a premade packet for every single school day — from short days to accelerated diplomas and degree pathways. You enroll one grade at a time, and each grade's curriculum is purchased for you and paid off in installments.
Free to plan. Works for self-directed students and homeschool parents.

Watch how it works
A 45-second look at the calendar, packets, parent portal, and AI review.
See it before you buy
Nothing hidden behind checkout. Watch exactly what parents and students see once the curriculum arrives.
Parent portal tour
Ordering and shipping, the parent home, daily approvals, Snap it grading, the transcript builder and installment billing.
Student portal tour
A student's own login, the daily packet, lesson details, checking off work and the calendar.
A's, B's and the occasional C. Not the smartest kid in the room, not great at sitting still, not learning much in a room built for thirty people at once.
Then came homeschooling for eleventh and twelfth grade — working alone, at my own pace, finishing days in a fraction of the time. Straight A's from that point on. The same approach carried through college: a 4.0, an associate degree, and a bachelor's in management at twenty, for about $1,500 out of pocket after aid.
Nothing about that was genius. It was a schedule, a stack of packets, and permission to move at my own speed. That's the whole thing this app hands you on day one.
Every school day arrives already planned — which lessons, which course, which project is due. You just do the work.
See the whole path from your first day to your last, month by month, and check off tasks as you go.
Days end when the packet ends. Some take two hours, some take five. Get ahead and tomorrow is already open. You choose a new plan at the end of each grade, so you are never signed up for twelve years at once.
Three of the seven paces. Same coursework, different daily loads. Every student moves at their own speed, so we focus on the packet, not the calendar.
Four years of high school with short daily lessons, usually done by lunch.
Completes high school one grade at a time
Learn moreCompress all four high school grades into two years by doing one grade per semester.
Completes high school at a two-year pace
Learn moreAccelerated high school followed by one year each for associate and bachelor's degrees.
Completes high school and both degree pathways
Learn moreAnswer three questions and Quick Academy lays out every school day for the grade ahead. Pick a long path now and you can still decide on the college pathway later — you enroll and pay one grade at a time.
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