WASC-Accredited · School + Individual Courses

Think Differently. Dream Big. Change what school makes possible.

A WASC-accredited K–12 microschool built on mastery learning, real connection, and radical transparency. Enroll full-time, take a single course, or add ASU dual credit — wherever you learn.

K–12School and course paths
1:1Family conversations
TX · LA · MOEducation funding options
2027–2028Start planning with us
One course at a time · Nationwide

College credit. No full-time school enrollment required.

Take an Arizona State University (ASU) college-level course while continuing your school or homeschool plan. Start with one course that fits your student.

Current direct-pay price: $325 per course. View credit values, available start dates, and purchase terms on the course page.

View courses & enrollment

Using education funding? Check your approved program listing before paying directly.

School planning · 2027–2028

Looking for a different school experience?

Talk with Torrie about your student, the subjects they need, and the support that would help. Explore a full-time school plan or selected courses.

Plan for 2027–2028

We’ll confirm availability, funding eligibility, and a written quote before you commit. An inquiry is not a seat reservation or funding application.

Find your path

Tell us where you are — we’ll show you what fits. School seats, course start dates, and funding windows vary.

Texas full-time family

I’m a Texas family and want a full-time WASC-accredited school

For eligible, awarded Texas private-school families, the 2026–2027 standard TEFA award of $10,474 can cover our listed annual tuition. Confirm your award, enrollment route, and available seats with Torrie. Planning for next fall? Start your 2027–2028 conversation now.

  • 2026–2027 Grades 9–12 tuition: $8,450/year; discuss the ASU dual-credit component in your student’s written plan.
  • 2026–2027 K–8 tuition: $8,274/year through the Prenda school route; confirm availability.
  • K–6 interest list: ask about the next opening, Spring 2027, or Fall 2027.
Texas homeschool wallet

I’m a Texas TEFA homeschool family and want to use my student’s wallet at the Odyssey marketplace

Landmark is an approved Odyssey Marketplace vendor. Explore approved ASU dual credit, MilestoneMap planning, and Landmark course listings. Purchases depend on the listing’s approval, your student’s eligibility, and available wallet funds.

  • FIN 123 Money Matters — $125, first college credit, grades 6–10
  • Full subject bundles — $460 each: Sciences, Math, or History & Government
  • MilestoneMap tiers — Planner, Academic Record, All Access, Waypoints
Louisiana & Missouri families

Can our education funding support a Landmark offering?

Landmark is now an approved vendor for Louisiana’s LA GATOR program and Missouri’s MOScholars program. Start with your account and goals: we’ll help confirm which specific offerings are approved for your program.

Vendor approval is not a promise that every course, service, or full-time school enrollment is covered.

Nationwide dual credit

I want to take an ASU college-credit course while staying in my current school or homeschool

Landmark serves families nationwide. Explore a single ASU Universal Learner course and the opportunity to earn real college credit. Before enrollment, check readiness, the course’s start date, and how the credit fits a potential destination college.

  • Real ASU credit when course and transcript requirements are met
  • See your grade first — only transcript it if you want the credit on record
  • No full-time Landmark school enrollment required; course start dates vary.
Schools & co-ops

We’re a small school, rural school, or co-op that needs to fill program gaps

Small schools, rural districts, and homeschool co-ops partner with Landmark to offer courses their students need but they can’t staff or afford on their own.

  • Approved high-school courses and ASU dual-credit options
  • Confirm the enrollment and transcript arrangement in your partnership proposal
  • Co-branded programming and dual-credit articulation support

Fill your program gaps. Keep your students. Serve them better.

Small schools, rural districts, and homeschool co-ops can ask about approved high-school and ASU dual-credit courses, planning support, and a proposal that fits their students.

  • Your school keeps its role in high-school records; ASU is the college-credit provider
  • Individualized learning plans and help choosing a useful dual-credit course
  • Co-branded programming for co-ops and homeschool communities
  • Institutional pricing for cohorts — contact us for a proposal

Our academic backbone. Your curriculum choices.

Bring the curriculum that fits your family

Add courses that honor your heritage. Support your student’s language and learning needs. Include Christian, classical, or faith-based content when that matters to you. Bring in your co-op’s existing curriculum. Or build entirely from our accredited catalog.

We don’t pick a worldview

Landmark isn’t here to shape your student’s beliefs. We’re here to deliver a real, accredited education and support what your family already believes in. Your values. Your choices. Our academic backbone.

Students who deserve something better

Every student Landmark serves is someone the traditional system wasn’t designed for.

Students who learn differently

Twice-exceptional learners and those who thrive outside traditional structures.

Rural families & small schools

Students — and schools — in communities without local access to AP, dual credit, or specialty electives.

First-generation college-bound

Families navigating higher education for the first time, with ASU dual-credit options and help understanding their school records and next steps.

Home educators

Independent homeschool families who need an institutional partner for transcripts, dual credit, and records — without leaving their model.

Accelerated learners

Ready for dual credit, AP, CLEP, and college-level coursework in high school.

Real-world skill builders

Entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and career-connected learning. Ask about selected Google Career Certificate scholarships; access is not automatic, and completion commitments apply.

Student athletes

A flexible plan around training, travel, and competition. Confirm course and eligibility requirements with the relevant college or athletic organization.

Performers & artists

Actors, dancers, musicians, and visual artists who need school to bend around auditions, rehearsals, and studio time.

World travelers

Worldschooling families and students learning on the road — fully accredited K–12 that travels with them, anywhere with Wi-Fi.

Real academics. Real connection. Radical transparency.

Landmark was built by a homeschool parent and former Fortune 50 executive who watched too many families forced to pick between credentialed school and the flexibility their child actually needed.

Every student gets an Individualized Learning Plan. Every family gets a seat at the table. Every credit Landmark issues goes on a transcript colleges recognize — backed by full WASC accreditation.

And every dollar is accounted for. The founder’s salary is $0. Every startup cost has been self-funded. Our TEFA pricing was designed so the private-school award covers school in full and still leaves room for therapy, enrichment, or whatever else your child needs.

Read our full story
Rolling · Year-Round

Ready for one course? Or need help deciding?

Browse available dual-credit courses and enroll through the course page. If you’re choosing a course, checking funding, or exploring a school plan, Torrie can help you find the right next step.