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Looking for a complete, well-rounded, and flexible homeschool curriculum for high school? Our All in One High School Homeschool Curriculum provides everything your teen needs to succeed while keeping learning engaging and manageable for both students and parents.
Our curriculum meets all national standards set by the National Council for Social Studies (NCSS), National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM), National Science Teaching Association (NSTA), and National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)—ensuring a high-quality education that prepares students for whatever path they choose.
What’s Included?
🔬 Science that Sparks Curiosity – Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Earth Science with hands-on activities, real-world applications, and Parent Teaching Guides with Answer Keys to support learning.
🌍 History & Social Studies That Make Sense – U.S. History, Civics, Economics, and World History bring history to life with engaging lessons that encourage critical thinking and real-world connections.
📖 Language Arts That Builds Confidence – 9-12th Grade Language Arts includes literature, writing, and grammar instruction designed to strengthen communication and analytical skills.
🔢 Comprehensive Math Instruction – Includes Algebra I & II, Geometry, and Pre-Calculus, covering key concepts students need to succeed.
Essential Life Skills & Financial Literacy – Our Foundations of Financial Literacy & Personal Finance course teaches practical money skills, including budgeting, saving, investing, and managing credit.
Designed for Homeschoolers – Easy-to-follow lessons with clear guidance for parents while allowing students to work independently.
Flexible & Customizable – Tailor the curriculum to your child’s needs and learning style while maintaining a strong educational foundation.
Everything in One Affordable Package! Plus, when we add new courses, you get them absolutely free!
9-12th Grade Language Arts (Student Coursebook & Parent Teaching Guide with Answer Key)
Geometry (Student Coursebook & Parent Teaching Guide with Answer Key)
Algebra I & II (Student Coursebooks & Parent Teaching Guides with Answer Keys)
Biology (Student Coursebook & Parent Teaching Guide with Answer Key)
Chemistry (Student Coursebook, Parent Teaching Guide with Answer Key, and Student Tests/Quizzes)
Physics (Student Coursebook & Parent Teaching Guide with Answer Key)
Pre-Calculus (Student Coursebook & Answer Key)
Earth Science (Student Coursebook & Parent Teaching Guide with Answer Key)
Civics (Student Coursebook & Parent Teaching Guide with Answer Key)
U.S. History (Student Coursebook & Parent Teaching Guide with Answer Key)
Economics (Student Coursebook & Parent Teaching Guide with Answer Key)
World History (Student Coursebook & Parent Teaching Guide with Answer Key)
NEW! Foundations of Financial Literacy & Personal Finance – A must-have for every high school student!
Join thousands of homeschooling families who love our curriculum! It’s engaging, easy to use, and provides a strong foundation in core subjects.
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We haven’t started the high school pack yet as my daughter is starting 7th grade but she loved that one so much she asked me to buy 8th grade and this pack as well. She’s so excited for school she started completing lessons already and it’s July. We normally start at the end of September after all the fair and 4H stuff is done. 
All in One High School Homeschool CurriculumLori F.
July 21, 2024 INCREDIBLE, INCREDIBLE, INCREDIBLE! We searched and searched for a great curriculum and a friend recommended we try this program and we're in love. My daughter is advanced and loves these courses. My son is a little behind in his academics because of a learning disability and he loves these courses. It's a win-win-win all the way around for our family. I am so thankful we found this! 
All in One High School Homeschool CurriculumKatie
October 9, 2021 - I needed this kit for an emergency. My grandson suffers from severe social anxiety and would throw up every time he went to school. He was failing the same grade for the second time. We’re actually only currently finishing up 7th grade, but for the price I was able to get everything he needs to graduate high school. He’s only 14, I’m praying he is able to overcome this terrible issue before he’s an adult. At least I have what I need to get him through high school. This curriculum has been a blessing.
All in One High School Homeschool CurriculumBonnie
June 7, 2025 This is a very well structured curriculum. The preparation required is minimum for each lesson, the lessons include great activities to keep students engaged and doing unorthodox activities, and there is no compromise on academic level of the materials.
The curriculum is also affordable. Great value for homeschooling.All in One High School Homeschool CurriculumGrettel Castro
October 25, 2024 -
It has a lot of quality material, but it also has a lot of typos. We are only a few weeks into using it, but I am satisfied with my purchase so far. My biggest complaint is the table of contents for each subject does not include page numbers. 
All in One High School Homeschool CurriculumAnette R.
September 4, 2026 Don't delay. Buy this now and stop searching! I went crazy for months trying to find the perfect curriculum. The team behind this is amazing and they are so helpful if you have issues or anything. I had an issue with some text being cut off on a page and they fixed it and sent it to me the next day and apologized profusely for it. They gave me a credit for finding the error and we used that credit to help us buy my daughter's 4th grade curriculum. The staff are helpful whenever I had a question and I thank the heavens that we found something that works for our kids and didn't break the bank. All in One High School Homeschool Curriculum
November 2, 2021 - Easy to use, comprehensive, and kids like it All in One High School Homeschool Curriculum
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August 30, 2024 It’s so convenient and easy going for my daughter since she’s slow with education. I would recommend it to any home school parent All in One High School Homeschool CurriculumRosie
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According to the earth science curriculum, the Famine in Ireland was primarily caused by a lack of biodiversity since the Irish only planted potatoes. This is blatantly false. I'm not going to give a CURRICULUM COMPANY a history lesson, but I suggest they hire someone who actually knows what they're talking about to write their content. All in One High School Homeschool CurriculumTaylor Underwood
July 28, 2026 Our 9th grader found some of these courses a little to heavy writing and research based for their liking so we are currently only using 9th grade Language Arts. We do enjoy that all the reading material is built in. The questions throughout the reading are helpful to see where their understanding of the material is. All in One High School Homeschool CurriculumAmanda
September 3, 2025
View our curriculum walkthrough below. Please note this curriculum is digital and can either be printed at home or completed on any computer, mobile device or tablet.
NOTE: If you plan to print our curriculum, we recommend printing as you go. We update our curriculum annually to provide the most accurate and engaging learning experience. Printing only what you need now ensures you can take advantage of ongoing improvements. You’ll always have access to the latest digital version in your account. Recommended Courses based on Grade Level:
Course Descriptions:
9th Grade
9th Grade Language Arts – This 9th Grade Language Arts course guides students through foundational literary analysis, writing, and critical thinking using a range of classic texts. Beginning with the study of plot through Richard Connell’s The Most Dangerous Game and a creative video game project, students then explore character traits and narrative voice in works such as Maupassant’s The Necklace and Poe’s The Cask of Amontillado. The course develops understanding of theme through short stories like O’Flaherty’s The Sniper and a comprehensive study of Twain’s The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Students also examine narrative structure, symbolism, and allegory with Poe’s The Masque of the Red Death, and engage deeply with Nathaniel Hawthorne’s Young Goodman Brown and The Scarlet Letter. Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet introduces Elizabethan drama, followed by an epic journey through Homer’s Odyssey. Research and writing are emphasized through a formal research paper unit. The course concludes with analysis of provocative themes in Jackson’s The Lottery, Gilman’s The Yellow Wallpaper, and Dickens’ Great Expectations, culminating in comparative study and critique of major literary works
Civics – This course introduces students to the foundations of American government, civic responsibility, and political systems. Key topics include the Constitution, federalism, the three branches of government, civil rights, and the role of media and political parties. Students analyze historical documents, landmark Supreme Court cases, and current events. The course emphasizes critical thinking, informed citizenship, and active participation in democratic processes through writing, discussions, and civic engagement projects.
Earth Science – This course provides a comprehensive overview of Earth’s systems, including geology, meteorology, oceanography, and astronomy. Students explore Earth’s structure, plate tectonics, weather patterns, climate systems, natural disasters, and the solar system. Emphasis is placed on scientific inquiry, data interpretation, and environmental awareness through labs, research, and real-world applications.
Algebra 1 – This foundational mathematics course covers linear equations, inequalities, functions, polynomials, factoring, and quadratic equations. Students develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills through real-world applications and algebraic modeling. Emphasis is placed on mathematical reasoning, graphing techniques, and symbolic manipulation to prepare for advanced math courses.
10th Grade
10th Grade Language Arts – This 10th Grade Language Arts course explores literature and language through four major modules. Students begin with Greek tragedy, focusing on Sophocles’ Oedipus the King while integrating grammar, vocabulary, and thematic analysis. The study then turns to Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, emphasizing character analysis, dramatic elements, and the challenges of Elizabethan English. The third module examines African American history and literature, centering on narratives such as Olaudah Equiano’s autobiography and Frederick Douglass’s Narrative of the Life of an American Slave, with attention to biography, perspective, and legacy. The final module is devoted to Kate Chopin’s The Awakening, combining close reading with vocabulary, grammar practice, and literary analysis of themes, characters, and style. Across all modules, students engage in reading comprehension, vocabulary development, grammar instruction, and critical interpretation, culminating in assessments that synthesize their learning
World History – This course surveys major global civilizations from ancient times to the modern era, examining political, economic, social, and cultural developments. Topics include the rise and fall of empires, world religions, revolutions, global conflicts, and modern globalization. Emphasis is placed on historical analysis, cause-and-effect relationships, and connecting past events to contemporary issues through readings, projects, and discussions.
Geometry – This course explores the properties and relationships of geometric figures through deductive reasoning and proof. Topics include points, lines, planes, angles, triangles, quadrilaterals, circles, transformations, similarity, congruence, and coordinate geometry. Students apply theorems, construct logical arguments, and solve real-world problems using algebraic and spatial reasoning.
Biology – This course explores the structure and function of living organisms, with emphasis on cell biology, biochemistry, photosynthesis, cellular respiration, mitosis, meiosis, DNA structure and function, Mendelian genetics, evolution, classification, and ecology. Students investigate scientific concepts through hands-on experiments, formal lab reports, and multimedia research projects. The course emphasizes the application of the scientific method, data analysis, and the interdependence of organisms within ecosystems.
11th Grade
11th Grade Language Arts – This 11th Grade Language Arts course traces the evolution of English literature while building skills in analysis, writing, and creative expression. Students begin with epic poetry in Beowulf and Middle English narratives in Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, exploring language development and literary perspective. The course progresses to Renaissance poetry, including Spenser’s and Shakespeare’s sonnets, and culminates in an in-depth study of Shakespeare’s Hamlet. In the second half, students examine the interplay of literature and technology through Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, with extensive reading, vocabulary, analysis, and creative projects such as mock trials and original gothic writing. The year concludes with an independent I-Search research project and a writing portfolio, fostering critical thinking, creativity, and mastery of literary analysis across diverse genres and periods.
US History – This course surveys United States history from pre-colonial times to the present, with emphasis on major political, social, and economic developments. Key topics include the Constitution, westward expansion, Civil War and Reconstruction, industrialization, the World Wars, the Civil Rights Movement, and contemporary America. Students engage in historical analysis through primary sources, research projects, and thematic essays, developing skills in critical thinking and evidence-based interpretation.
Chemistry – This course introduces the principles of chemistry, including atomic structure, periodic trends, chemical bonding, stoichiometry, states of matter, solutions, acids and bases, thermodynamics, and chemical reactions. Students conduct hands-on experiments, analyze quantitative data, and apply the scientific method to investigate real-world chemical phenomena. The course emphasizes problem-solving, molecular modeling, and laboratory safety while reinforcing mathematical skills in scientific contexts.
Algebra 2 – This advanced algebra course builds on concepts from Algebra I, focusing on linear, quadratic, exponential, radical, rational, and polynomial functions. Students solve systems of equations and inequalities, explore complex numbers, and apply concepts in data analysis, sequences, and probability. Emphasis is placed on function transformations, mathematical modeling, and problem-solving using real-world applications and technology tools.
12th Grade
12th Grade Language Arts – This 12th Grade Language Arts course integrates the study of language structure, literature, and communication with advanced writing and analysis. Students begin with morphology and grammar review through the lens of Greek tragedy in Oedipus and Antigone, then refine their essay-writing skills and explore communication in academic, professional, and persuasive contexts. The course continues with medieval literature, including Gawayne and the Green Knight and Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, before moving into Shakespeare’s Macbeth, emphasizing literary analysis, themes, symbolism, and creative interpretation. The year concludes with Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre, fostering comparative writing, thematic exploration, and comprehension of Victorian literature. Throughout, students build vocabulary, practice grammar, conduct research projects, and complete authentic assessments that develop critical thinking, communication, and literary appreciation.
Physics – This course explores the fundamental principles of classical physics, including motion, forces, energy, momentum, waves, electricity, and magnetism. Students apply algebra and trigonometry to solve real-world problems, conduct experiments, and analyze quantitative data. Emphasis is placed on scientific inquiry, experimental design, and the application of physics concepts to everyday phenomena and technological systems.
Economics – This course introduces students to fundamental economic principles, including supply and demand, market structures, fiscal and monetary policy, personal finance, and global trade. Students explore microeconomic and macroeconomic systems, analyze real-world case studies, and apply economic reasoning to current events. Emphasis is placed on financial literacy, decision-making, and understanding the role of government and institutions in the economy.
Pre-Calculus – This advanced mathematics course prepares students for calculus through the study of functions, including polynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions. Topics also include conic sections, systems of equations, matrices, complex numbers, sequences and series, and introductory limits. Emphasis is placed on algebraic manipulation, graphing techniques, and mathematical modeling to solve real-world problems.
ELECTIVES:
Financial Literacy – This course equips students with essential financial skills for personal and professional life. Topics include budgeting, banking, credit and debt management, investing, insurance, taxes, career planning, and consumer rights. Students learn to make informed financial decisions through real-world simulations, projects, and case studies. Emphasis is placed on long-term financial planning, responsible money management, and economic self-sufficiency.
VIEW SAMPLES OF OUR ALL IN ONE HIGH SCHOOL HOMESCHOOL CURRICULUM:
- Foundations of Financial Literacy & Personal Finance Student Coursebook Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- Foundations of Financial Literacy & Personal Finance Parent Teaching Guide & Answer Key Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- US History Student Coursebook Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- US History Parent Teaching Guide & Answer Key Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- Algebra I Student Coursebook Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- Algebra I Parent Teaching Guide & Answer Key Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- Biology Student Coursebook Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- Biology Parent Teaching Guide & Answer Key Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- Geometry Student Coursebook Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- Geometry Parent Teaching Guide & Answer Key Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- Algebra II Student Coursebook Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- Algebra II Parent Teaching Guide & Answer Key Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- Civics Student Coursebook Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- Civics Parent Teaching Guide & Answer Key Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- Earth Science Student Coursebook Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- Earth Science Parent Teaching Guide & Answer Key Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- Economics Student Coursebook Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- Economics Parent Teaching Guide & Answer Key Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- World History Student Coursebook Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- World History Parent Teaching Guide & Answer Key Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- Algebra I Student Coursebook Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- Algebra I Parent Teaching Guide & Answer Key Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- 9th Grade Language Arts Student Coursebook Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- 9th Grade Parent Teaching Guide & Answer Key Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- 10th Grade Language Arts Student Coursebook Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- 10th Grade Parent Teaching Guide & Answer Key Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- 11th Grade Language Arts Student Coursebook Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- 11th Grade Parent Teaching Guide & Answer Key Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- 12th Grade Language Arts Student Coursebook Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- 12th Grade Parent Teaching Guide & Answer Key Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- High School Chemistry Student Coursebook Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- Chemistry Parent Teaching Guide Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- Physics Student Coursebook Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- Physics Parent Teaching Guide Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- PreCalculus Student Coursebook Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
- PreCalculus Parent Teaching Guide/Answer Key Sample – High School Homeschool Curriculum
Our All in One High School Homeschool Curriculum comes with the following:
- 9-12th Grade Language Arts Student Course Book & Parent Teaching Guide with Answer Key
- Geometry Student Course Book & Parent Teaching Guide with Answer Key
- Algebra I Student Course Book & Parent Teaching Guide with Answer Key
- Algebra II Student Course Book & Parent Teaching Guide with Answer Key
- Biology Student Course Book & Parent Teaching Guide with Answer Key
- Foundations of Financial Literacy & Personal Finance
- Earth Science Student Course Book & Parent Teaching Guide with Answer Key
- Civics Student Course Book & Parent Teaching Guide with Answer Key
- US History Student Course Book & Parent Teaching Guide with Answer Key
- Economics Student Course Book & Parent Teaching Guide with Answer Key
- World History Student Course Book & Parent Teaching Guide with Answer Key
- Chemistry Student Course Book, Parent Teaching Guide with Answer Key, and Student Tests/Quizzes
- Physics Student Course Book & Parent Teaching Guide with Answer Key
- PreCalculus Student Course Book & Answer Key
Frequently Asked Questions:
- How Does Our Curriculum Work? Answer: Our curriculum is entirely digital, which means no printed books are mailed to your home. Upon purchase, you gain instant access to the curriculum. It’s designed to be ‘open and go’, allowing you to download and start using it on any computer, tablet, or mobile device immediately. To enhance your experience, we provide guidance on using our curriculum with Google Drive or Lumin PDF. Plus, with your purchase, you receive a free access code to Lumin PDF (valued over $120).
- What Does “Free Updates for Life” Mean? Answer: When you purchase our curriculum, you’re entitled to ‘Free Updates for Life’. This ensures you always have the latest edition of the curriculum in your account. For example, if you buy the 2nd-5th grade curriculum for a 2nd grader, you can later access the updated versions for the 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades at no extra cost. This feature is especially beneficial when our curriculum is on sale, allowing families to invest in future education without worrying about outdated materials. We consistently update and upload the new versions to your account annually.
- Does this curriculum adhere to Common Core? No, this curriculum does not incorporate CCSS.
- Can I Use This Curriculum for Multiple Children? Do I Need to Buy Multiple Copies? Answer: Absolutely, you can use our curriculum for multiple children within the same household without the need to purchase additional copies. For instance, if you have two children in the 3rd grade, a single purchase of the 3rd grade curriculum is sufficient. Similarly, if you have a 1st grader and a 3rd grader, the 3rd-grade curriculum can be reused for your younger child when they reach that grade level. Our ‘Free Updates for Life’ policy ensures that you will always have access to the most current edition of the curriculum for your younger child as they advance through different grade levels.
- Is this Curriculum Secular or Christian-based? Our curriculum is secular and does not pursue any political or religious agenda. It focuses solely on the educational aspects of the subjects. The curriculum includes lessons on evolution, presented in a way that encourages students to learn about the concept and form their own opinions. This approach promotes critical thinking. While the curriculum is secular, it allows flexibility for families to supplement with religious content if they choose. This makes it suitable for both secular and Christian families.
- What is your Return Policy?
At All in One Curriculum, the resources you purchase are delivered electronically. Unlike physical products such as a t-shirt or a book, digital files like PDFs or Word Documents cannot be returned once they have been downloaded or accessed. For this reason, all sales of digital resources are considered final and nonrefundable.
However, we understand that things don’t always go as planned, so we offer refunds in a few specific circumstances. If your purchase meets one of the exceptions listed below, you may be eligible for a refund. Refund requests must be submitted within one year of your purchase and are considered on a case-by-case basis.
Exceptions for Refund Eligibility:
- Accidental Duplicate Purchase: If you accidentally purchase the same resource twice within the same account.
- Example: You buy the 3rd grade curriculum, and then later purchase the same bundle again within a year.
- Unaccessed Files: If you bought a resource but did not download or access any of the files.
- Example: You purchase the 3rd grade curriculum over the summer, but never downloaded or accessed it, and later decide another curriculum is a better fit for your family.
To explore the curriculum before fully committing, we recommend downloading one subject at a time from the samples available on each grade level page and reviewing them carefully. Full refunds are typically granted if you only download one subject of either the student or parent teaching guide after purchase. Please note, a refund is not possible once all the ordered grades and subjects have been downloaded, as the digital nature of our curriculum prevents its return once fully accessed. We hope you understand and try to be as fair as possible with our return policy.
If you believe you qualify for a refund based on the above criteria, please contact us, and we will review your request.
- Accidental Duplicate Purchase: If you accidentally purchase the same resource twice within the same account.
- Tell me more about how to use this digitally. You and your student can use a computer, tablet or mobile device to complete the coursework. We have detailed instructions once you purchase, but essentially our curriculum comes in PDF format and you just click where you want to start typing, and you’ll be able to write on the curriculum instantly. We do recommend signing up for a Lumin PDF Teacher account and using that for your student’s work. Lumin is normally $208/yr but our customers get it for free (we supply you with a code to use). It is very easy and you can bookmark where your child left off each day.
- Is this program accredited? No. Accreditation is a form of credentialing that applies to schools. The truth is that homeschool curricula cannot be accredited; only academic institutions can. Accreditation occurs when a brick-and-mortar or a virtual school is reviewed by an accreditation agency, and is said to achieve certain standards. Often, the accreditation process involves self-evaluation by an organization during which it compares its own data and feedback against research-based performance outcomes. Since All in One Curriculum is a curriculum and not a school, it cannot be accredited. However, this curriculum is educationally rigorous and does prepare your high schooler for college. Our Curriculum meets all national standards.
- Is everything included in this curriculum? Do I need to buy additional books? No. All of our curriculum is complete and comes with the reading material and everything you need to homeschool. Just open the Teaching Guide and the Student Course Work and start! There may be a few household items needed for science experiments, but those are called out in the Parent Teaching Guide and are easily found around your home.
- Does this come with teacher books to help grade? Yes! Each grade and subject comes complete with teaching guides and answer keys.
- Is this curriculum accessible online or by printing? Both! You can write directly on our curriculum from any computer, tablet or mobile device, or choose to use a program like Lumin PDF (which makes it easy to bookmark each lesson and get back to schoolwork very easily) or you can print at your leisure. We have parents that do each one.
- How many hours a day (on average) does this curriculum take? It depends on the grade, but typically 1-3 hours or so. However, you are in control of your homeschool so you can choose how and when to have your child complete the coursework. This curriculum is self-paced.
- Does your curriculum include videos or classes led by teachers? No, this curriculum is mostly student-led, with help from the parent. We do have some videos, but mostly it is reading-based and hands-on experiments or projects.
Looking for more grade levels? You can view all of our K-12 Curriculum here: https://allinonecurriculum.com//shop-for-homeschool-curriculum/
In my opinion the AllInOneCirriculum is the curriculum I use and as a single parent of an Independent learner I like it a lot. And it’s cost effective for 2026-2027. Signing up and logging in to the AllInOneCurriculum by using a Cell phone that should be checked for compatibility with the printer. Purchasing computers to assist doesn’t always support the purchase nor the printer. (Separately) The Tools needed along with the Materials for printing are costly. Good luck and Joyous Printing-Adkins
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I think the high school math curriculum would benefit from better explanations for the lessons. It is where my child struggles the most, and the lessons don’t adequately explain the formulas. We are working our way through algebra 1, and I had to buy another book to help them with it. The rest of the curriculum is fantastic, and we love that we can pick between doing it on the computer or printing and having paper copies. I also love that we receive all the grades at once, so I can better adjust to where my child is at academically.
So far I am happy with this curriculum. If you child does his work on the computer you have to make sure they save frequently as my son lost his whole lesson. Also I have not figured out how he did it but he removed a page from the lesson.
Great! It covers a wide variety of curriculum needs and set us up with a easy to use foundation.
It has a lot of quality material, but it also has a lot of typos. We are only a few weeks into using it, but I am satisfied with my purchase so far. My biggest complaint is the table of contents for each subject does not include page numbers.
I loved the all in one aspect of this curriculum and that it is standards based. It seems like there are so errors or typos that I’m finding, but I’m not very far into our first year using this. Overall, it’s an exceptional value for the money.
According to the earth science curriculum, the Famine in Ireland was primarily caused by a lack of biodiversity since the Irish only planted potatoes. This is blatantly false. I’m not going to give a CURRICULUM COMPANY a history lesson, but I suggest they hire someone who actually knows what they’re talking about to write their content.
Hi Taylor,
Thanks for the feedback. A couple of clarifications:
The lesson doesn’t state that lack of biodiversity was the “primary” cause of the famine (that word isn’t in the text). The comprehension question specifically asks what disaster was “partially caused by a lack of biodiversity,” which is accurate and appropriately qualified.
This is an Earth Science curriculum, not a history course, and the famine is used briefly as a case study in agricultural monoculture and genetic vulnerability — the same way this lesson uses locust swarms and smallpox eradication as brief examples without unpacking the full political and social history behind each. That’s standard practice in science education: the Cavendish banana and Panama disease, the Dust Bowl, and the 1970 corn blight are all taught the same way, as mechanism-focused case studies rather than comprehensive histories. A one-paragraph science example isn’t the venue for a full historical account, and that’s true across the board in this coursebook, not something specific to this topic.
Very good
Love the lessons. Cant wait to use withmy dauvhter.daughter
I really like the format, my older two kids can work independently while I work with my littlest two. It gives me the freedom to explore what my kids are interested in and the subjects they need to reach that goal.
Very affordable and very good knowledge for the kids and been using this site for the last 2 years very happy and very easy to understand as a parent and the child
Must Have !
This is wonderful curriculum. We are enjoying the Biology and Financial Literature courses. They are very thorough and well done, and also easy to understand. Thank you!
MY SON LOVES THE CURRICULUM! ESPECIALLY BIOLOGY!
Absolutely love everything about it.
I gave myself a few months of using this curriculum to give an honest review. I absolutely love this. You’re able to pick and choose what to use, if they have mastered it or all ready know the material, super easy to move on or up a grade. So far the only suggestion would be in grade one, the language arts practicing writing letters to make the lower case a in the natural form of a circle and then down instead of how a computer would write it. If needed, searching a simple practice writing page could be found and used instead or cross it out and show the child the easier way. That’s what I did.
My daughter loves the HS Language Arts.
Slightly disappointed the Science Curriculum is Old Earth Theory.
Katie, We’re so glad to hear your daughter loves the Language Arts program — my kids love it, too! Regarding Science, our curriculum is secular, meaning it’s written from a non-religious perspective and presents an Old Earth viewpoint. We completely understand and respect that families hold a variety of beliefs, and we encourage parents to adapt or supplement the material in whatever way best fits their family’s values. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
Emma, Homeschool Mom & Customer Support Team Member
First time user and was blown away at the ease of downloading and just everything!
So far this homeschool high school curriculum is great for my teenager who started as a freshman this year! I’m also thankful that it has all main courses for highschool! I wish I had found this online homeschool curriculum sooner for his middle school years! I will come back to purchase more as my toddlers grow!
Our 9th grader found some of these courses a little to heavy writing and research based for their liking so we are currently only using 9th grade Language Arts. We do enjoy that all the reading material is built in. The questions throughout the reading are helpful to see where their understanding of the material is.
great resource
This is a fantastic package to use as your base or core. Looking at Earth Science, I wish there were more hands-on activities/experiments, but it’s not hard to layer additional videos and projects. For the price, this really cannot be beat!
This curriculum was really what we needed to help finish off our homeschool. I am thankful that I found it. My son and I really enjoy it and I feel he is getting everything that he needs.
I was amazed that I could get all 4 years of high school for $99. Thank you!
Wonderful, and ill be able to use it again for my middle schooler.
It has been amazing for my 7 year old who’s autistic. My 4 year old twins are also learning a lot using this program
Love it
This is a well thought out and organized curriculum that is very easy to implement.
This is my third year using All In One. I have a freshman this year and we loved it through middle school years! I was able to use the parent guide to plan our assignments and even skip a certain lesson if it didn’t feel “right to me”. You can’t beat the price for the amount of resource you receive! I didn’t print the parent guide, but I did print the student part and binded it in different semesters. It’s very versatile which was exactly what we needed! We love All in One.
I needed this kit for an emergency. My grandson suffers from severe social anxiety and would throw up every time he went to school. He was failing the same grade for the second time. We’re actually only currently finishing up 7th grade, but for the price I was able to get everything he needs to graduate high school. He’s only 14, I’m praying he is able to overcome this terrible issue before he’s an adult. At least I have what I need to get him through high school. This curriculum has been a blessing.
Love it!
This is my first time homeschooling. My daughter has extreme anxiety and getting her to school regularly has been difficult. And during Covid she really struggled with the online lectures. This program was really refreshing to find because of its cost as well as it’s ability to be printed and physically written as well as a computer fill in option. Again I am new to all of this but the lessons are easy to understand and I do really feel like she is learning.
I homeschool 2 teenage girls and this curriculum has been a great asset to their learning journey. They like being able to type directly into the Lumin document wherever they are, and I like that I can grade it no matter where I am. It is also great that we are able to go at our own pace and still “keep up” with public school guidelines. Thank you so much to these creators.
I am pleased so far
This curriculum has it all. I especially like the way I can choose any high school subject regardless of current ‘grade’. Kudos to the developers!
This is a very well structured curriculum. The preparation required is minimum for each lesson, the lessons include great activities to keep students engaged and doing unorthodox activities, and there is no compromise on academic level of the materials.
The curriculum is also affordable. Great value for homeschooling.
It’s working well for my child and they are learning with any issues like I had when they we attending regular school.
We are enjoying the curriculum and my son loves that its all online
Answer key for teachers does not always match the questions numbers. Some of the questions on the students assignments are not actually numbered and therefore can be forgotten as they look like part of the same question. Other than that, the content seems very easy to work with.