Attendance
Optional tracking when useful or required.
Parent Center
Structure, guidance, and answers—without taking control away from you.
Legacy helps parents organize learning, understand progress, preserve flexibility, and make informed decisions.
You are the teacher
Legacy is the system that helps you lead.
You decide the pace, schedule, review needs, and next steps.
What Legacy organizes
Curriculum, estimated learning times, weekly goals, mastery checks, recommendations, resources, and community.
What the parent decides
When learning happens, how the week is arranged, and whether to review, practice, or move forward.
Homeschool records
Keep the learning journey organized.
Documentation needs vary by state and family.
Curriculum Summary
Subjects, lessons, and objectives completed.
Progress Reports
Completion, mastery, and recommendations.
Portfolio
Writing samples, projects, assessments, and achievements.
Reading Log
Books, minutes, and milestones.
Annual Summary
A clear overview of the year.
Frequently asked questions
What parents need to know.
No. Legacy provides curriculum, tools, structure, resources, and community. Parents direct the education and comply with state requirements.
The parent is the teacher and educational decision-maker.
No. Legacy provides weekly goals and estimated times. Families organize the week.
Mastery checks recommend moving forward, reviewing, or practicing more. The parent decides.
Legacy can show completion of a curriculum level and recommend readiness for the next Legacy level. Official placement is determined by the parent and, when relevant, the receiving school or district.
Parents review completion, mastery, assessments, and records. The next step depends on family plans and state requirements.
Usually yes, but the receiving school determines placement and documentation requirements.
No. Legacy provides general information, tools, and official resource links. Parents verify current requirements.