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Book

Graphic memoir following Maia Kobabe’s journey of understanding eir nonbinary identity, dysphoria and relationships. A powerful sometimes explicit read for older teens and adults.

Podcast

A podcast for adults and older teens that shares stories and conversations about gender diverse lives. Provides affirming perspectives, humor and practical insight for allies and LGBTQ listeners.

Self-Paced Video Course

Standards aligned science program with entertaining video lessons hosted by a scientist plus quizzes and hands on activity ideas for elementary and middle school students.

Queer Youth Stories

Nonfiction collection sharing first person stories from queer youth organizers, artists and educators.

Physical Curriculum

Generational Mindful shares social emotional learning tools for families including printable activities parenting articles and feelings kits. It supports parents in teaching kids about emotions mindfulness and positive discipline at home.

High-School Anatomy Textbook

A readable A&P textbook aimed at high-school students that introduces body systems, basic pathology, and health concepts, supporting advanced biology or pre-health interests.

Teen Personal Finance Course

Self-paced personal finance course for teens.

Book

A National Geographic–style science textbook series organized around "big idea" chapters with clear explanations and scientist spotlights. Families can use the books as a spine for upper-elementary science studies. 

YouTube Channel

High energy country profiles that cover geography, history, culture and politics for every nation on earth, great for world studies units and map work with upper elementary through high school students.

Book

Geography Through Art is a hands on book that teaches world geography through drawing painting and craft projects. Families explore cultures landmarks and maps while creating art that reinforces global awareness.

Online Private High School

Accredited online private high school partnership offering college prep courses.

State Curriculum Resources

A collection of state provided mathematics resources from Georgia. Offers curriculum standards, sample tasks and support documents that can guide planning for homeschool or classroom math instruction.

Georgia Virtual Learning

Online learning initiative from Georgia DOE providing virtual courses and content.

Humanities & Writing Tutor

An inspiring humanities educator with a PhD and global teaching background who brings creativity and warmth to every session. She adapts lessons for neurodiverse learners and encourages curiosity through music, philosophy, and storytelling.

Online Program

Math practice platform that lets teachers or parents assign mixed review problem sets and tracks mastery so students regularly revisit and retain previously learned skills.

Physical Curriculum

Australian physical education resource with lesson ideas and skill progressions to help primary students get active with games and sports. Homeschoolers can adapt activities for backyard or park play.

Physical Curriculum

Getting Nerdy Science offers middle school science curriculum units with interactive notebooks labs and assessments. Homeschoolers can choose full year bundles or topics to build a rigorous yet engaging science program.

School Supply

A large scale American history timeline resource for classrooms or home learning spaces. Helps students visualize historical eras, major events and people in chronological order.

Game-Based Learning Platform

Gimkit is a live, game-show style review platform where kids answer questions on their own devices, earn in-game cash, and use strategy to outplay the competition while practicing almost any subject.

Trans Allegory Graphic Novel

Fantasy graphic novel where a group of kids travels to a magical world that mirrors transgender and gender-questioning experiences.

Book

A historical fiction novel in the Girls Survive series that follows Flor during the Stonewall era, giving middle graders a personal window into LGBTQ+ history and resistance.

Online Program

Girls Who Code is a nonprofit that helps girls and nonbinary students explore computer science through clubs summer programs and online activities. It aims to build confidence close gender gaps and spark tech careers.

Book + Online Book Club

Guidebook filled with global read-aloud recommendations organized by region and age, plus a companion online “Read the World” summer book club.

Online Program

Library of interactive online math and science simulations with accompanying activities that help students explore graphs, forces, fractions and many other concepts through virtual experiments.