With WriteAtHome®, you can be confident your middle school students are getting the instruction, practice, and coaching they need to become capable writers, ready for high school writing. We offer 32-week annual courses, 16-week semester courses, and 8-week workshops. Every WriteAtHome writing student gets a writing coach who provides encouragement, direction, and instruction on every submitted assignment.

Middle School Literature courses are organized by units in the genres of short story, poetry, drama, non-fiction, and novel and are designed for students in grades 6-8. Courses focus on reading a wide variety of literature that will challenge and engage students of all abilities. Students will learn literary terminology and critical reading and analysis skills that will prepare them for literary study at the high school level. Available as live and self-paced courses.

In the WriteAtHome middle school history courses, the details of history are used to make cause-and-effect sense of why our world is the way it is. This classes will focus on giving students a timeline frame of reference for major events and introduce some of the people involved in those events. World history is only available as a live class session. American history is offered in live and self-paced versions.

With WriteAtHome®, you can be confident your high school students are getting the instruction, practice, and coaching they need to become capable writers. We offer 32-week annual courses, 16-week semester courses, and 8-week workshops. Students have opportunity to learn academic and creative writing with guided support, instruction, and encouragement from their writing coach.

WriteAtHome's approach to teaching literature is unique. It’s not about tests, defining literary terms, or memorizing names and dates. It’s about the books. It’s about the experience of reading great works of literature. We read a lot of good books together, and we talk about them. As time goes by, we learn to read with greater insight and appreciation and to talk about literature more intelligently. Sure, we teach literary terms like plot, conflict, and theme. But we don’t use the literature to teach the terms. We use those terms to help us understand and appreciate the works. Live and self-paced courses are available.

WriteAtHome annual history classes and semester social studies classes are available as live or self-paced courses. They focus on preparing students for college and beyond by examining complex historical cause and effect through historical narrative, examination of primary sources, and examination of special topics (geography, population and demographics, industrialization, political development, economics, religion).