Two dozen exploratory courses — the subjects middle schoolers are curious about and most schools can't staff — each guided by Meri, a personal AI tutor tuned for grades 6–8. Students explore careers, money, AI, coding, public speaking, science, the arts, and more. Low-stakes for kids; fully graded and standards-aligned behind the scenes.
Five core strands (the ones states are starting to require — career, money, AI) plus nineteen interest-driven electives. Assign the core, let your students pick the rest — just like high school.
Two dozen distinct courses — short electives plus five deeper core strands — enough for your student to explore something new every year, then step up to high school. Think of it as the exploratory wheel schools already run: rotate through, discover what fits.
Students start rotating through the menu of two dozen — a few courses a year, across very different subjects. Real variety, no repeats.
Interests sharpen, so students pick the courses that fit. A future founder stacks Kid Boss, Career Explorers, and Money Basics; a storyteller leans into Story Lab — always a new one to choose.
Ready students step into real high-school electives for transcript credit — a head start before 9th grade.
On the Family Plan, add your middle schooler right alongside their high-school sibling. We create the account for you — no email needed for your child. For children under 13, we collect only what the lessons need, keep no audio, build no profile, and put you in full control — handled to the letter of children's privacy law. See our Privacy Policy.
See Family Plans →Give every middle schooler a menu of electives without hiring — assign the core, let students choose the rest, and watch progress on a real-time supervisor dashboard. The mandates landing in career, finance, and AI give you budget cover; we give you the program.
Explore for Schools →A short, practical guide for families and schools — why grades 6–8 are the exploration window, all 24 Explorer courses grouped by curiosity, a simple framework for choosing, and how it all bridges to high-school credit.
We'll send the guide right away, plus a short followup or two with ideas for exploring grades 6–8 — then we stop unless you reply. Unsubscribe anytime.
Two dozen subjects to explore, a tutor that pushes them to think, and a path that grows with them all the way to high school. Available for all of grades 6–8 — for students under 13, with your consent at home or your school's COPPA authorization.