K - 12 GRADE
Access up to six courses at a time
Flat monthly subscription fee
Full core course curriculum
System graded coursework
Overview
Looking for an all-in-one solution that meets your budget? Is your student always on the go, and you don’t want them to lose their textbooks and supplies anymore? The iTeach program provides a full rigorous core curriculum that includes everything you need for grades K-12. Big family? No problem – we offer sibling discounts as well as a parent portal for you to easily keep track of your student’s progress. iTeach is a program for busy families in search of a comprehensive online curriculum.
What You Get
Up to six standards-based courses
PDF Guided Notes for High School students to help them stay focused
Student dashboard and parent portal
Move at your own pace - finish any time!
No live courses because we run on YOUR schedule
iTeach
- Student Dashboard
- Parent Portal
- Guided Notes for High School courses for help with studying
- Change courses at any time
- Sibling discount
- Self-paced for your student
- No strict end dates for courses
- Remedial courses (Bridge)
Time4Learning
Comparable Program- Student Dashboard
- Parent Portal
- Guided Notes
- Additional Amin fees to change courses, pause membership, etc.
- No sibling discount
- Hard-to-use scheduling system
Frequently Asked Questions
Will you grade my student's work?
The iTeach program is all completion-based, meaning a teacher will not review any assignments for a grade. To ensure that your student is doing their best, we encourage you to check in with their assignments regularly and keep an open stream of communication about their course work.
Will you give my student a diploma?
No. We are not a reporting agency or umbrella school, which is how most homeschooled students will receive their diploma. If you have questions about creating official transcripts or diplomas, we recommend reaching out to our affiliate company HomeLife Academy.
My student has failed courses in the past. Can they take Credit Recovery?
We offer the opportunity for students to take Credit Recovery (CRx) courses. However, we suggest that you confirm with your accrediting agency, umbrella school, or Board of Education that these credits are accepted.




