01Progress
Where they are, at a glance.
Every lesson, checkpoint and gate shows as done, in progress or next, so you always know what today looks like.
K–12 math · for homeschool families
Orbit. Descend. Master.
Complete K–12 math courses you explore like a world. Start in orbit, descend into each unit, and open its gate by proving what you know. Parents see every lesson, score and standard along the way.
- Regions
- 12
- Waypoints
- 59
- To open a gate
- 90%
Inside Pre-Algebra · real screens
From orbit to the gate.
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01 Orbit · the course
The course is a planet.
Twelve regions on one world, one for each unit. The route lights up as you clear each one, so the whole year is always in view.
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02 Region 01 · the unit
Each unit is a valley.
Lessons are stops along a trail, with two checkpoints on the way and a gate at the end. Resume journey always opens the next stop.
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03 Waypoint 1.1 · the lesson
Every idea has a place.
Place value lives in The Stacks, where each tower is worth ten of the one beside it. Read, watch, work the examples, then try it yourself.
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04 Homework · practice
Practice opens the next stop.
Twenty questions with full solutions after each try, including ones that ask you to explain or find a mistake. 18 of 20 opens the next lesson.
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05 The gate · mastery
Prove it, and the next region opens.
One check across the whole unit: thirty questions, twenty-seven to pass. Retake it as often as needed, with new questions every time.
That's your world. Here's what your parents see: every lesson, score and standard, in one place.
For parents · mission control
What parents see.
Your kid sees a world. You see exactly where they are: every lesson, every score and every standard, with the records ESA programs ask for.
- Lessons
- 59
- across 12 units
- Objectives
- 123
- each one tracked
- To pass a unit
- 90%
- unlimited retakes
- Standards
- AZ · TX
- on every objective
02Mastery
Nothing gets skipped.
Homework opens the next lesson at 90%, checkpoints and the gate hold the line, and every miss points to the objective to review.
03Standards
Every objective, mapped.
All 123 objectives carry their Arizona and Texas (TEKS) codes, so you can show exactly what was covered.
04Records
Ready for ESA.
Progress and completion reports to print or save, itemized invoices and a scope and sequence for reviewers.
The roadmap · K–12
One world per course.
Pre-Algebra is the first planet. Algebra 1 comes next, then Geometry and Algebra 2, with the earlier grades after that.
Founding families
Be one of the first families.
We’re opening Meridian to a small group of homeschool families first. Join the list to save your spot; there’s nothing to pay today.
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A founding price, locked in
We’ll announce founding pricing before payment opens. Founding families keep that price.
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Every course as it releases
One family membership covers each Meridian course as it comes out, starting with Pre-Algebra.
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Early access
Your kids use new courses before public launch.
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A say in what we build
Founding families shape the course order, features and the parent dashboard.
Founding membership
Save your family’s spot
Tell us your state and grades if you like. It helps us decide what to build first and where to apply for ESA approval.
Homeschool courses
- 1 Pre-Algebra First course · grades 6–7
- 2 Algebra 1 Next · grades 8–9
- 3 Geometry, Algebra 2 and the earlier grades Planned · founding families help set the order
For parents
Our promises to families.
- No ads, ever Your kids see math, not marketing.
- We never sell data Accounts belong to parents, and we collect as little about your kids as possible.
- Parents stay in charge You choose the course and the pace, and you see your kids’ progress.
- Rigorous and family-friendly Clear, careful mathematics with nothing that works against your family’s values.
Questions
When does Meridian launch?
We’re building Pre-Algebra first. Founding families hear first and get early access before the public launch.
Can we try it first?
Yes. A sample section from our Precalculus textbook is free to read today, so you can see how lessons and worked examples look. A Pre-Algebra sample lesson will follow.
Which grades and courses?
Pre-Algebra comes first. It covers the grade 6 and 7 math standards with selected grade 8 topics, and is usually taken in grade 6, 7 or 8. Meridian is building K–12 math for homeschool families one course at a time: Algebra 1 comes next, then Geometry and Algebra 2, with the earlier grades to follow.
How much will it cost?
We’ll announce founding pricing before payment opens, and founding families keep that price. Joining the list is free.
Founding families
Save your family’s
founding spot.
Join the list and we’ll email you before launch. There’s nothing to pay today.