Remote Learning School

Before RLS, doing school with my 1st grader was like pulling teeth. NOW he wakes me up "mommy can we do remote learning school now?!". He loves it, and I love how it has given me my time back! I don't have to plan my days, he can take the lessons he wants on his own. I put in vacation dates and the curriculum is organized for the year for me. Worth every penny. A fraction of the cost compared to other curriculums out there and way more fun. It also allows us to work on the road if traveling or family emergencies pop up, we can stay on track. I'm so glad we found RL S and I'm never looking bac

Single mom of three kiddos and I work full time. This curriculum has been a life saver! My children are in 1st, 4th,&8th grade. There are helpful learning videos, plenty to read, and worksheets. My 6 year old struggled with reading and the Phonics concept until now! Everything is "clicking" and shes reading so well now! The hands on experience, the fun way of learning and the independence she gets to feel has really helped her open her mind up to receive what is being taught! I LOVE that she can go on to another grade level when shes ready, even if she isnt in another subject

My 7 year old son and 11 year old daughter have been part of the RemoteLearning.school program for nearly a year now. Overall am satisfied. Here are some pros and cons of this program I hope this helps:

PROS:
-Students get a school email address
-Students get a student ID card that can be used for discounts
-Lots of virtual contests the students can participate in such as a virtual science fair and virtual halloween costume contest
-Student can write for school magazine and receive press ID
-Lots of classes to choose from.

CONS:
-The student email address has only 100mb of storage so can't send too many big attachments
-With so many classes, sometimes its hard to choose which one to do next
-A lot of competition in the contests making it hard to win one of the top 3 prizes
-sometimes the school magazine gets too many articles and your article may not get published until the next issue

I hope this helps everyone weigh the cons and pros!

I was unable to register my son to the program because they said classes were full. I completed the registration online and paid the registration fee, then got the email that my son was admitted to the program, but around 10 minutes later I got an another email that classes are full and that to try again enrolling in 2 weeks. My fees were refunded automatically which is why I am giving 2 stars instead of 1 star. But I was really looking forward to having my son be part of the program because I've heard all the great things about it so it was disappointing to be turned away.
This is the email they sent me:
"Dear Parent, thank you for your interest in RemoteLearning.school's education enrichment program for kids ages 5-17. Unfortunately, due to high demand, the program is currently at capacity. We received a record number of enrollments this week, and we want our admissions department to give new members the full attention they deserve as a student, and our staff takes great care to assign each new student their curriculum, JuniorFolio, student ID, and more, as they begin their new learning journey with us.
We have therefore placed your son on the waitlist, and we currently estimate the wait time to be 2 weeks. Meanwhile, we are refunding any fees you paid during the registration process."
Like I said that's a disappointment since my son was eager to get his school email address and write for the school magazine and learn classes such as Korean and guitar, never seen him so excited about learning! But at least they refunded my money fast without me even having to ask. I will try again enrolling in 2 weeks I really hope I get my son in this program.

Homeschool Pro's Zoology course has made learning so much fun for my animal-loving kids. They're exploring different species, their habitats, and their behavior. It's like we have a mini zoo at home, with my kids eager to share their new knowledge.

Homeschooling can be a frightening experience especially when diving into it heads first after never having done so before.
Our son has ADD and school was just torture for him, he spent more time at the principal's office than in class, so we pulled him out abruptly. After weighing several different options, we decided to go with Homeschool Pro as it was the best fit for our family; Lessons are short and digestible so my son can keep his focus and attention and retain the materials.
Work can be done independently so I and my wife don't have to be constantly supervising him. Assignments can be turned in and we get real feedback from the teachers. There are some very interesting electives and as soon as his dashboard was set up, my son was excited to begin!
And last but not least, there is the Homeschool Advisor who is available at any step along the way and has been very useful for us as we adjust to this new method of schooling. Our son is very happy now!

We used RLS while we moved across country, until we could get my 4th grade daughter into a local school. We are very impressed! The classes are fun and explain things well, and the subject matter was on point. When we finally enrolled my child in local school, she nailed her math placement exam, and slid into science and social studies right where she had left off with RLS. Thank you for making this transition in states and schools so much better. Even while in public school, we plan to keep using RLS for additional classes and so that she never falls behind.

We were happy to find Homeschool Pro, it had everything we needed in a curriculum and more. Class selection is diverse and they have tons of fascinating electives. My son likes the Aerospace Engineering class
The curriculum includes a homeschool advisor who was very knowledgeable and helped us with guidance whenever we needed it. It is self paced and does not require too much supervision on my part which is great because I work from home full time and am not able to do the teaching myself all the time.

I was very impressed with the number of lessons and other features this school offers for the price. There's hundreds of classes for the children to choose from. It may seem a bit overwhelming at first, but there's no pressure since the students can take the classes at their own pace. And it is the variety of topics that ensures every child will find something they love - one kid may want to try the trumpet lessons, another may focus on the science classes, others on entrepreneurship and journalism.

I have 2 kids, 7 year old boy and 15 year old daughter. They have been studying at this school because of the pandemic in addition to the public school that provides a subpar hybrid learning program.

Curriculum is constantly evolving and they are always adding new classes and lessons. My kids have learned a lot since joining the remote learning school and I like how the classes can be taken any time and at their own pace

Membership includes the whole family and also each of my kids gets their own email address for free as well as a student ID.

My kids take it in addition to regular school so that they are better prepared for life and the future.

Our son is very social and intelligent, but at school he was being bullied and we had to pull him out quickly.
We found homeschool pro and he is really doing well there, classes are fun and challenging and he can take them at his own schedule without pressure and this has made him learn a lot more. It's really amazing how homeschool can make a difference for a child.
He loves homeschool pro and unlike public school where he dreaded going there every day, with homeschool pro he actually is excited to start the day and learn new things. Don't wait start homeschooling as soon as possible you won't regret it, for the best future you can offer your child

We are loving using the remote learning curriculum. It really helps me to not have to come up with tasks for my two kids who are in different grades. It offers challenging material that keeps them both engaged. I like that they get a school emai address and a student id and safety card. I also have them review material again before their retake.
It's keeping track of what they have accomplished easy as well as time spent on assignments.
As with any technology there is room for improvement, some glitches with loading, or that items will say they have been completed when they only had been opened and closed accidentally. So you so need to be checking in on your students to keep them honest.