Completed lessons
See exactly what the child completed, what is in progress, and what comes next.

LeLoLa keeps each child's lessons and assessment results organized inside the family app.
See exactly what the child completed, what is in progress, and what comes next.
Homeschool records attendance from completed learning activity. Academic Reinforcement keeps a clear activity history.
Keep each one-time assessment result so the parent can understand growth and school-year progress.
Homeschool builds the record used for the certification path. Academic Reinforcement keeps progress visible across four core subjects but does not create a certification record.
LeLoLa Homeschool guides the parent and organizes attendance, grades, assessments, and curriculum progress throughout the school year.
Certification becomes available after the student completes at least 70% of required lessons, passes at least 70% of required assessments, maintains a 70% or higher overall assessment average, and records at least 70% attendance. The parent then completes the certification form, authorizes record delivery, and pays the $50 one-time certification fee before LeLoLa guides the final review.
Certification is not automatic. Families remain responsible for applicable homeschool requirements, and receiving schools make their own decisions.
Homeschool connects daily learning to the certification path. Academic Reinforcement gives flexible, grade-level help without certification.
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