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Grades 3 to 12

A curriculum learners actually want to open

More than 180 rigorous, interactive courses, each written from a Christian worldview and designed to build real thinking skills.

180+Online courses, Grade 3 to 12
50,000+Multimedia elements
73Languages via built-in translation
Five core subjects

The foundations, done properly

Text lessons, assignments, quizzes and tests, enriched with web links, games, audio, video and off-screen work.

Bible

English Language Arts

Mathematics

Science

History and Geography

Plus high school electives including Coding and Robotics, IT, Media, Business and Fundamentals of Digital Marketing.

What makes it different

Four things families notice first

Biblical foundation

Because the earth is the Lord's, a Christian worldview runs through every subject, not just Bible class.

Media-rich lessons

Over 50,000 multimedia elements: games, video, audio, a historical timeline and more.

Shaped to each learner

Add units from other courses, write your own lessons, skip what isn't needed and set a level for every learner.

Always clear what's next

Daily assignments, a curriculum overview, due dates, reviews and test scores on one screen.

Tools

Tools that save teachers and parents hours

A wide set of features supports very different learners, without adding to anyone's admin.

  • Automatic grading

    Most work is marked instantly and stored for reporting.

  • Smart calendar

    Move a date and schoolwork reschedules itself.

  • Reports on demand

    Grades, progress, lesson plans and action items.

  • Assignment screens

    Reorder work and change due dates to set the pace.

  • Text to speech

    Highlight a passage or full lesson to hear it read.

  • Translation

    Translate the curriculum into any of 73 languages.

  • Messaging

    Built-in messages between teachers, parents and learners.

  • Low-tech friendly

    Runs on affordable hardware. Firefox is recommended.

Learner working at a laptop
Placement firstMaths and English tests set the starting point
How a new learner starts

A roadmap, not a guess

  1. Placement testsMaths and English tests show any gaps, because those subjects build on earlier work.
  2. A personal learning planBased on ability, goals, current standing and learning style.
  3. A support teamTeachers, mentors and advisors help each learner build a strong foundation.
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See SwitchedOn in action before you decide.

We'll show you exactly what learners, teachers and parents see each day, how placement and reporting work, and what it takes to get started.