Ahead in one subject, behind in another

What if my child is ahead in one subject and behind in another?

Then you set a different level for each subject: in Clareza Academy you choose a grade for each child and then add or remove individual courses from anywhere in the K-12 catalog, so Grade 8 math with Grade 5 writing and Grade 6 science is a normal setup, all on the one family price.

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The grade is a setting

Setting a grade enrols a child in that grade's courses, and nothing checks their age against it. You can change it whenever you like.

Mix courses from any grade

On top of the grade you set, you can add or remove individual courses for any child. A child two years ahead in math takes the higher math course and stays on grade elsewhere.

Find the level for each subject

The placement check in the parent dashboard can be run separately for math and for reading, so each subject gets its own starting point.

Mastery moves them on

Practice is scored on whether the skill is learned, so a child who already has a skill demonstrates it and moves on, and a child who needs more time on one takes it.

What this is not

  • The ceiling is Grade 12. A child far ahead in one subject will reach the top course and need another provider after it.
  • Placement covers math and reading only. For science and history, read the courses and choose.
  • It does not decide for you. You set the grades.

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Before your child starts: what we collect and why

We collect only what it takes to teach your child: the first name and sign-in you choose, their answers and progress, and their chat with Clara (written by Anthropic's AI, read aloud by OpenAI). Nobody trains AI on it or sells it, and you can see or delete it any time. You create your child's account yourself. Paying by card is how you give consent.

Read what we collect and why

Your consent is needed before we collect anything from your child, and we collect nothing without it. You create your child's account yourself; they never sign up alone.

  • What we collect from your child: the first name and sign-in you choose, their answers, time on lessons and progress, and their chat with Clara. Used to run the lessons, build their transcript and show you how they are doing.
  • Who else handles it: Anthropic (an AI company) receives the chat text and the lesson, with your child's first name but no last name or account details, to write Clara's replies. That is how Clara works, so it is part of the service. If you switch on answering out loud for a child, their voice is turned into text on our own server and then discarded; it is never sent to another company. OpenAI turns lesson text and Clara's replies (which can include your child's first name) into the read-aloud voice. Our email provider sends you reports about your child. Nobody trains AI on your child's data, and nobody sells it.
  • Your rights: see everything collected from your child, have it deleted, or stop further collection at any time, from your account or by emailingour support address. If you refuse the AI sharing above, Clara cannot teach, so the service cannot run. Chats are deleted after 30 days.
  • Safety: if your child writes something suggesting they may be hurt or in danger, we email you and Clareza's owner the same day.

Paying by card is how you give consent. Full details, including how long we keep each thing: Privacy Policy (version 2026-10-05).

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Questions parents ask

Can my child be in different grades for different subjects?

Yes. Set the grade that fits most subjects, then add or remove individual courses from the whole K-12 catalog.

Does it cost more to add courses from another grade?

No. The $29 a month family price includes every course, with no course limits.

How do I know which level fits each subject?

Read the courses, which are open in full with no account, and use the placement check for math and reading in the parent dashboard.

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