Homeschool with Gallop

Gallop teaches the subjects you're not sure how to teach. A short plan each day, it finds the gaps, re-teaches what's stuck, and keeps the records.

Beside your curriculum, or as the daily structure

Keep the curriculum you love and use Gallop for the subject that's hardest to teach at the kitchen table. Or let it be the backbone of the day: Today's Plan sets each child's session across math, English, science, social studies and Spanish.

A placement check finds your child's real level in each subject, below or above their grade.
Every skill opens with a short guided lesson, read aloud by a natural voice.
A wrong answer gets explained, specific to the mistake, with a second try.
If a skill stays stuck, a Skill Drill re-teaches it.
Each grade is a course of ordered units, so your child always knows where they are.
You get a weekly report, a dashboard with notes on each child, and a printable receipt for every payment.

Two ways to pay

	Family plan	School-Year Pass
Children	Up to 4	One child per pass
Price	$54/month, or $552/year	$29 for each month left through June 30, paid once
Renews	Until you cancel	Never. It ends June 30
Best for	Two or more children, paying by card	State education money, or one payment for the year

A School-Year Pass bought in October is $261. In February it's $145. Same price whether you pay by card or with state money.

Paying with a 529? If your child is enrolled in a public, private or religious school, curriculum and online educational materials can be qualified K-12 expenses for 529 savings. Homeschool rules depend on your state. Your Gallop receipt lists each child and what you paid. Check with your tax advisor or plan.

Pay with your state's education money

Florida

Families with a PEP or FES-UA scholarship through Step Up For Students can buy the School-Year Pass and submit the receipt for reimbursement. Step Up's PEP Purchasing Guide allows self-paced online courses as curriculum. Our receipt names the provider, describes Gallop as K-12 online curriculum (self-paced), and lists the student and service dates. Step Up reviews each claim.

Arizona

Arizona ESA families can pay with their ESA funds through ClassWallet. Choose ‘Pay with Arizona ESA’ when you subscribe. Your child starts right away, and we send you a monthly invoice to submit in ClassWallet. Same price as paying by card: $34/month for one child, or $54/month for up to 4.

Arkansas

Arkansas EFA families can pay with their EFA funds through ClassWallet. Choose ‘Pay with Arkansas EFA’ when you subscribe. Your child starts right away, and we send you a monthly invoice for each child to submit in ClassWallet as a Direct Pay request. Same price as paying by card: $34/month for one child, or $54/month for up to 4.

Arkansas EFA curriculum, how paying works

New Hampshire

New Hampshire EFA families can pay with their EFA funds through ClassWallet. Choose ‘Pay with New Hampshire EFA’ when you subscribe. Your child starts right away, and we send you a monthly invoice for each child to pay in ClassWallet with Pay Vendor. Same price as paying by card.

New Hampshire EFA curriculum, how paying works

Oklahoma

Oklahoma's homeschool tax credit (up to $1,000 per student) includes online learning and curriculum you pay for during the year, so Gallop may count toward it. Anything paid by December 31 falls in that tax year. Your Gallop receipt lists what you paid for each child. Check with whoever does your taxes.

Using a program in another state? Email support@learnwithgallop.com and we'll tell you where things stand.

Living abroad?

Gallop is an American K-12 curriculum that works anywhere with an internet connection, so your child can keep up with a US school year from wherever you're posted. Prices are set in US dollars.

U.S. government families overseas: if you homeschool at post, you may be able to use your home study education allowance for curriculum fees. Check with your post's financial management officer. Each grade is a course of ordered units, every skill but one is mapped to a recognized standard (Common Core, NGSS, C3 or ACTFL), and the weekly report and dashboard give you progress records to keep.

Homeschool rules by state

FAQ

Is Gallop a full curriculum?

Each grade is a course of ordered units and lessons in five subjects, K-12. Some families use it as the core; others use it beside read-alouds, projects and the curriculum they already have.

Can I use it for more than one child?

Yes. The Family plan covers up to 4 children, each at their own level. With Florida scholarship money, buy one School-Year Pass per child. With Arizona ESA, the Family plan is invoiced one child at a time.

Do I need to be a teacher?

No. Gallop teaches each skill with a short guided lesson and reads it aloud. You're the encouragement.

Is it safe?

No ads, data is never sold, and children can't type free text or chat with anyone. Everything is structured questions.

Try 7 sample questions at learnwithgallop.com/#demo, or start the 7-day free trial.

A curriculum that notices

Spots when your child is counting instead of knowing a fact, and adds a 60-second fact sprint to the plan.
Plans each day to fit the time you set, with a time estimate and a progress bar.
Remembers yesterday and picks up where your child left off.
Sends you notes on your child's day and a weekly recap of the plan.

Gallop has been a fantastic addition to our homeschool journey, offering exactly the kind of quality and flexibility I've been looking for to support my daughter's learning.

Lea, NevadaHomeschool family

As a homeschool mom of 3, we LOVE Gallop! The lessons are thorough but easy to understand, the arcade coins are great incentives, and the scoring/grading is so nice to have done for you! We love that the monthly/annual cost is reasonable, especially when you have 3 kids to pay for!

Brittney, OhioHomeschool mom of 3

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Sources

Step Up For Students, PEP Purchasing Guide: https://www.stepupforstudents.org/handbook-web/pep-purchasing-guide/