Curriculum scope & status

FIVE SUBJECTS.
TWELVE GRADES.
ONE OF THEM IS FINISHED.

We are building mathematics and science across Grades 1–12, and leadership, entrepreneurship and financial literacy from Grade 3 upward. That is the plan, and it will take years.

This page shows every cell of it with an honest label, so nobody has to guess which parts exist. Available today: Two full years: Discrete Math Adventures (Grade 2 mathematics) and The Venture Year (Grade 4 entrepreneurship). 36 weeks each.

2
Published grade bands
Written in full, free to download today
8
Designed grade bands
Syllabus and modules complete, materials not yet written
7
Planned grade bands
On the roadmap, not started

The map

EVERY SUBJECT,
EVERY GRADE BAND.

Grades 1–2
Grades 3–5
Grades 6–8
Grades 9–12

Academics

MATHEMATICS

Reasoning-first mathematics that sits beside the state curriculum rather than repeating it. Discrete mathematics in the early grades, widening into proof, modeling and applied problem solving.

Published

Grade 2 complete: 36 weeks, standards-mapped, free. Grade 1 in development.

Planned

Grade 3 is next, after the first pilot reports.

Planned
Planned

Academics

SCIENCE

Investigation-led science built on the same principle as the mathematics: low materials cost, high reasoning demand, and every lesson printable on a school copier.

Planned
Planned
Planned
Planned

Enterprise

LEADERSHIP

Executive presence, decision-making and team dynamics, taught through real scenarios rather than textbooks.

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Designed

Founders Track, 8 weeks.

Designed
Designed

Executives Track, 8 weeks.

Enterprise

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

A full school year, one assignment a week: find a problem worth solving, design something that fixes it, work out cost and price, sell it at a class market day, then work out honestly whether it made a profit.

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Published

Grade 4 complete: The Venture Year, 36 weeks, standards-mapped and free. Grade 5 is next.

Designed

Grade 6 year in development. The 8-week intensive covers Grades 7–8.

Designed

Executives Track, 8 weeks.

Enterprise

FINANCIAL LITERACY

Budgeting, credit, compounding and unit economics: the money knowledge most adults were never taught, at an age where it still changes decisions.

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Designed
Designed
Designed

Most of this grid says planned, and that is the point of publishing it. An organization two years old with one finished year of curriculum is exactly what we are. The grid is the plan for turning that into a K–12 program, one honest cell at a time.

How it fits together

TWO TRACKS.
ONE ARGUMENT.

Academics · Grades 1–12

MATHEMATICS & SCIENCE

Weekly enrichment that runs alongside the state curriculum. Reasoning-first, low materials cost, printable in black and white, and sequenced so each week reinforces the standard the class is already teaching.

Starts in Grade 1 because that is where mathematical identity starts forming, and where a child first decides whether this subject is for them.

Enterprise · Grades 3–12

LEADERSHIP, VENTURE & MONEY

Eight-week intensives where students build something and defend it. Leadership, entrepreneurship and financial literacy, scaling in difficulty from a Founders Track in the middle grades to an Executives Track in high school.

This is the knowledge that usually arrives through a family, not a school. That is precisely why it belongs in one.

The two tracks share one idea: the material that decides how far a child gets is usually rationed by what their family already knows or can pay for. We write it properly once, then remove the price.

Build order

WHAT COMES NEXT,
AND WHY IN THAT ORDER.

01

Run Grade 2 in a real classroom

Nothing else is built until one teacher completes a year. What we learn there changes how every later grade gets written.

02

Assessment and teacher materials

The pre/post instrument and the training deck the evaluation needs, and the thing a district asks for before adopting anything.

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Grade 3, then Grade 1

Outward from the tested year in both directions, using the same generator, so a second year takes months rather than a year.

04

Write the Enterprise materials

The three older-student programs are designed but not written out. Turning a syllabus into materials a volunteer can teach from is the work.

05

Science, and the upper grades

The largest part of the grid and the furthest out. We would rather say that plainly than imply it is nearly done.

THIS GRID FILLS IN FASTER WITH HELP.

Curriculum writers, subject specialists and funders all move cells from planned to published. So does one teacher willing to run the year that already exists.