Writing
One essay each week, from the first idea to a finished draft.
We take care of your child’s English education with daily reading, guided writing, and weekly progress reports for you.
Practice the skills to express ideas clearly, revise thoughtfully, and write with greater independence.
One essay each week, from the first idea to a finished draft.
Daily reading to explore ideas, build vocabulary, and learn from writing examples.
AI feedback helps your child develop ideas and refine their writing.
A growing collection of finished essays to revisit and share.
Detailed weekly reports, reviewed by a teacher, with your child’s work, skills practiced, and next steps.
A monthly meeting with an academic advisor to discuss your child’s progress, answer questions, and plan next steps.
A WEEK IN THE PROGRAM
Follow an example essay from idea to final draft. Feel free to create a week that fits your family!
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Monday: Choose
Monday / Choose
Thomas chooses a memoir about trying again after a missed basketball shot.
Thomas’s topic notebook
A missed shot. A teammate. Another chance.
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No. The AI does not write or rewrite anything for your child. It acts as a guide, asking questions, pointing to reading examples, and offering feedback. Your child develops the ideas, writes every sentence, and makes every revision.
Your child gets a clear next step each day and AI guidance when they get stuck. We track their activity and revisions so a teacher can see where they need support. You receive a detailed weekly progress report showing what they worked on, how their writing is developing, and what comes next. Your monthly academic advisor meeting gives you a place to ask questions and plan together.
Skills are revisited through reading, drafting, and revision. The depth and support adapt to your child’s writing level.
The schedule is flexible. We can adjust the pace and days your child works, or help you create your own schedule. Your academic advisor can help you find a routine that fits your child and your family.
Ideas, organization, sentences, word choice, conventions, and evidence. Students practice these skills through their own writing.
Each weekly progress report includes your child’s work, what they practiced, and what to focus on next. A teacher reviews and signs the report. A separate monthly scored report looks at their writing progress.
Yes. Parents can schedule a monthly meeting with an academic advisor to discuss their child’s performance, ask questions, and plan next steps.