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A school day,
from home.

For families who study at home, by choice or because getting to a school is hard. CHIP gives the day a rhythm and a record: the 2026 curriculum in 17 subjects, live Chippers, AI Chipper at any hour and a school-style progress record. Open to families across the U.S.

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Who it is for

A school day that
fits your home.

Families who homeschool

You choose the day. CHIP brings the subjects, the live help and the record, so you do not build it alone.

Kids who cannot get to a school

For health, distance, mobility or any other reason. CHIP is built to be the bridge: every mission is designed so a kid can see, do and show what they learned in more than one way. What you tell us about your kid's health stays private.

One place for the subjects

Seventeen subjects, one campus and one record, in a study space made for your kid's age.

How the day works

Mornings at your pace,
afternoons with people.

Morning

Self-paced with AI Chipper

In the morning, study is asynchronous. Your kid works on missions at their own pace, with AI Chipper and Chip. There is no live Chipper in the morning yet.

Afternoon and evening

Live Chippers (ET)

Human Chippers are on the campus every afternoon and evening, Eastern Time (ET). An adult Chipper is always present when kids talk.

A live morning shift is coming soon.

We plan to add live Chippers in the morning. We will share the details with waitlist families.

A week at home

You set the hours.
CHIP sets the map.

A sample rhythm. Your own week can be lighter or fuller. Kids never have to be online at one fixed time.

Two kids with backpacks talk on the campus quad while a third walks past, with trees and benches around them.
The campus quadFrom the campus · sample avatars, no real kids
  1. Weekly
    Plan

    Pick the subjects and missions for the week from the 17 subjects, by your kid's age space.

  2. Daily
    Work

    Your kid works missions in their study space. A Chipper asks and never does the work. AI Chipper is there at any hour.

  3. Every mission
    Show

    Each mission ends in finished work. Friday is show day.

  4. Weekly
    Report

    A written note from your kid's Chipper: what they built, where they got stuck, what is next.

  5. Every quarter
    Close the quarter

    A project shown to your family, and a report card.

Mornings are self-paced with AI Chipper. Live Chippers are on the campus every afternoon and evening, Eastern Time (ET).

The record you keep

Evidence, not
guesswork.

Everything comes from the same record of what your kid did, so there is only one version of the truth. See how kids are evaluated.

Every week
  1. The weekly report: what was built, where they got stuck and what is next.
  2. Everything shipped, with dates.
Every unit
  1. A task in a situation your kid has not seen.
  2. A 5 to 10 minute conversation with a Chipper.
Every quarter
  1. A project shown to your family, who ask questions and do not grade.
  2. A report card that starts with a letter and the best work.
In design: the quarterly report card and the mailed letter.

A report card every quarter. Today the weekly report and the portfolio are the record.

What is included

One program,
one record.

Program

Home Schooling

Pricing is shared in your interview.Enrolling now. Start dates are confirmed in your interview. Plans are shared first with families who request an interview.

A school day from home: the 2026 curriculum in 17 subjects, a study space by age, live Chippers, AI Chipper, a weekly report and a school-style record.

  • 17 subjects, by age space
  • Live Chippers
  • AI Chipper, any hour
  • Weekly parent report
  • Unit checks and quarter showcase
  • Studio accounts included
Sign up for Home Schooling
What CHIP is not, yet.CHIP is not an accredited school today and does not issue credits or transcripts. Rules for home education differ by state, so check the ones that apply to you. This is not legal advice.

Let's talk
about your kid.

Request an interview. We will write to set it up, and your family goes first on the list for the first cohort.

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