Curriculum that fits your child
Compare options by learning needs, values, format, and budget.
September personalizes curriculum, syllabi, and weekly plans, then organizes state requirements, paperwork, attendance, and records.
Serving California, Texas, Florida, New York, and Tennessee.

Compare options by learning needs, values, format, and budget.
Get subject syllabi and printable lessons from your chosen curriculum.
Set the workload around your time, then revise it when life changes.
Prepare supported forms, track deadlines, total attendance, and organize records.
Share your child's grade, state, and goals in a quick setup.
The learning and curriculum sections each take about 3–10 minutes.
Review your curriculum, syllabi, weekly plan, and state roadmap.
Print the week, log attendance, track deadlines, and revise as needed.
Personalized tools that work together all year.
Compliance and paperwork
Replace hours of state research with a guided 5–10 minute setup for supported paths.
Personalized curriculum ideas
Tell September what matters about your child. It uses those details to tailor all four documents, and you can adjust the plan whenever you need to.
She’s in Grade 3. She more than anything and . Reading is hard for her (), so we’d like a gentle year.
A gentle, phonics-first year for a young artist who loves horses.
From your note, in plain language
Attendance and reports
Log the day once. September tracks your state's days or hours.
Each week
See each day's lessons, materials, and time at a glance.
Work samples
Get your state's checklist for work samples, reading records, assessments, and summaries.
Flexible by design
Tell September what changed. It revises the workload while preserving each subject’s sequence.
State-specific guidance
See your path, deadlines, official sources, supported forms, and records.
Source: California Department of Education
Each step includes its source and record.
Personalized learning, curriculum guidance, weekly plans, compliance tools, and records.
Everything in the Complete Plan, plus a real person with you through the year.
A personalized setup for each child.
Nope! September is for anyone who is homeschooling, seasoned or new. Use it to plan your first year, get ready for a new grade, choose new curriculum, or adjust what is not working for your family.
Nope! September helps you plan each subject, break the work into manageable weekly lessons, and find simple, engaging activities you can actually use. If your homeschool option requires a diploma or another qualification, September tells you what proof to keep.
Tell September about your child's goals, interests, learning needs, schedule, and what you already have. It uses those details to shape curriculum recommendations, subject plans, activities, and weekly workload.
Yes. In fact, we recommend that most families use established curriculum resources. September is designed to enhance them, not replace them. Keep what already works for your family. September builds those resources into your subject and weekly plans, then helps you fill any gaps you choose.
Yes. September can personalize plans for children with ADHD, dyslexia, autism, anxiety, dysgraphia, or dyscalculia, as well as gifted and twice-exceptional learners. Depending on your child, that can mean shorter work sessions and movement breaks, audiobooks or oral responses, visual schedules and predictable routines, less repetition, or deeper work in areas of strength.
Nope! September can prepare certain state forms based on the homeschool option you choose. You review, sign, and submit them yourself.
When life changes, you can update your plan. September can move or shorten lessons, adjust the pace, or revise one subject without rebuilding the rest of the year.
Nope! September is a planning and recordkeeping service for homeschool families. You are the teacher and make the final decisions about curriculum, instruction, and state forms.
One place for the whole homeschool year