Homeschool curriculum price index 2026

Starting figures we could defend from official pages, checked October 17, 2026. 20 programs have a number. 22 do not, and those stay out of the median. This is not a quote and not a ranking of quality.

The number is annual_low_usd in the public program file: a yearly price, twelve times a monthly price, a tuition-free public program recorded as $0, or one item, only when the official page supported that reading. The price basis column says which of those it was. A kit is not a year. A $0 public-school figure is not the same purchase as a subscription. Khan Academy is filed with free curricula, and its price was not machine-readable, so it is not in the $0 row and not in this median.

The median of the 20 stored starting figures is $232.00. The lowest is $0.00. The highest is $31,900.00. The chart below draws only figures of $2,000.00 or less, so one high school tuition does not flatten every other bar. The table includes every stored figure, including those above $2,000.00. Paid placement is labeled Sponsored when a listing has it. It does not change the number.

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Starting figures at or under $2,000.00

Every stored starting figure

ProgramStarting figureWhat that number isPrice as shownSource
K12 Online School$0.00per year, public schoolTuition-free (K12-powered online public schools, where available by state)source
Time4Learning$479.4012 × monthly price$39.95/month (preschool–12th, membership pricing page). Extra 6th–12th courses are $5/month.source
Connections Academy$0.00per year, public schoolTuition-free (public online school, where available)source
Abeka Homeschool$1,434.0010-month plan, Gr 1-6 unaccredited video & booksAbeka Academy, Video & Books: accredited Gr 1-6 $148.40 x 10-month plan; unaccredited Gr 1-6 $143.40 x 10; K5 $98.40/$93.40 x 10. Other plans on page.source
Alpha Omega Publications$439.95Monarch full access, per student per yearMonarch: $439.95/yr per student full access (or $43.95/mo); single course $109.95/yr (or $10.95/mo)source
AmblesideOnline$0.00freeFreesource
BYU Independent Study$229.00one 0.5-credit courseHigh/middle school: $229 per 0.5-credit standard course; $329 specialized; $130 best value (effective Aug 1, 2026)source
CTCMath$257.00one student per yearOne student $39.90/mo or $257/yr; multiple students $59.90/mo or $397/yrsource
Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool$0.00freeFreesource
IXL$119.4012 × $9.95$9.95/mo single subject; $15.95/mo math + language arts; $19.95/mo core subjectssource
Laurel Springs School$7,200.00elementary full-yearFull-year: Elementary $7,200; Middle $8,300; High $11,700; Academy MS $12,650; Academy HS $17,250source
Memoria Press$235.42preschool set (item price)Preschool Curriculum Set $235.42 sale (list $271.72); other grade sets on pagesource
Oak Meadow$3,509.00K full-year enrollmentOak Meadow School full-year enrollment: Kindergarten $3,509 ($2,870 tuition + $639 materials); 1st grade $3,577source
RightStart Mathematics$109.25one level bundle (item price)Level B book bundle shown at $109.25source
SchoolhouseTeachers.com$389.00per year$389.00/year or $129.00/quarter (PreK-12 membership)source
Seton Home Study School$530.00grade 1-3 base (one child)Grades 1-12 base $530/student (full payment) plus grade fees (e.g., +$260 grades 9-12); PreK/K $210; single courses $40-$230source
Singapore Math$123.00one grade set (item price)Grade sets shown (e.g., $123, $137)source
Stanford Online High School$31,900.00full-time per year2026-27: $31,900 full-time; $19,140 part-time; $6,380 single coursesource
Starfall$35.00per yearHome membership $35/yearsource
Thinkwell$169.00one courseCourses shown at $169.00 each (e.g., Pre-Algebra)source

Directory order in the table: Sponsored placement first when a listing has it, then the independent average. The chart is sorted by the starting figure instead. Neither order is a verdict.