Scholaric review
A low-cost planner for scheduling lessons and tracking homeschool records.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Scholaric is an online homeschool planner for families organizing lessons and records for one or more students. Its scheduling tools support lesson sequences, recurring lessons, custom schedules, and adjustments for holidays and vacations. Families can also track attendance and hours, manage grades, and provide students with checklists. The listed platforms include web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android. Its focus is practical planning and recordkeeping rather than AI-assisted features.
Pricing is monthly and scales by student count: the 1 student plan is $3, 2 students is $4, 3 students is $5, 4 students is $6, and 5 or more students is $7. Each plan includes free setup. The vendor advertises a 15-day free trial, but there is no continuing free plan. For families who want lesson scheduling and records without a large monthly commitment, the straightforward per-family-size pricing is a notable fit. Families should account for the paid subscription after the trial.
The planning workflow combines single-field lesson entry—with multiline descriptions, links, and embedded YouTube videos—with drag-and-drop rescheduling and the ability to shift lesson series. Checklists can be daily or weekly, printable, and available through student login; gradebook and weighted grading options support report cards. Scholaric is a good match for families that want scheduling, checklists, and tracking together, especially when lessons need frequent calendar adjustments. It may be less suitable for households seeking AI features or a continuing free option.
Scholaric pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Create repeating lessons, sequences, and custom schedules.
- Track lessons, hours, attendance, and grades in one planner.
- Monthly pricing starts at $3 for one student; setup is free.
- Where it doesn't
- No continuing free plan; the trial lasts 15 days.
- Monthly price rises with the number of students.
- No AI features are listed.
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