Secondary and post-secondary education · Grades 6 to 12
A plan for every grade. College credit before graduation. Practice courses for every core high school class, real college courses taken in high school with weekly support, and every step of applications and aid, with your Caveat advisor keeping it all on one plan.
What Caveat offers, by stage
Start where your student is
Know where your student stands, close the gaps and start 9th grade strong.
Practice for every core class, college credit before graduation, and a four-year plan that stays current.
The college list, applications, financial aid and a first semester that goes to plan.
High school
Self-paced courses your student can start tonight: lessons with worked examples, practice with instant feedback, unit quizzes, a final exam and a certificate. Pay once and keep access.
$19 per course · all 21 for $99
Full-year practice courses that follow the typical high school sequence, eight units each. Use one alongside the school course, or before it for a head start.
See all 21 courses →$19 per course · all 34 for $99
34 semester practice courses: psychology, computer science, film, business, sports medicine, forensic science, culinary arts and more. Filter by college goal.
See the electives →Free with any plan or $49+ purchase
A self-paced course for the digital SAT: how the test works, every Reading and Writing and Math skill area, practice and a final.
See SAT Prep →Free · no sign-up
Business, teaching, communications, nursing, law or medicine: the classes, electives and experiences that fit each one.
Pick a pathway →$7 per course · all 7 for $19
Preview 9th grade before it starts: English 9, Algebra 1, Earth Science, Human Geography, and Spanish, French or German.
See the courses →Free · no sign-up
Twelve checks for the next class or step, from Algebra I to AP Calculus and a first college course. Each ends with exactly what to practice.
Take a check →$12 to $59
Self-paced courses in money, organization, self-advocacy, digital life, a first job and a passion project.
See the skills courses →From $75
The four-year plan, next year's schedule, honors and AP choices, and the right math track, built with your Caveat advisor.
See planning services →College
Real college courses taken online in high school, with a plan and a weekly check-in, then the list, the applications, the aid and the first semester. Each college decides how credit counts; we build every plan from its published policies.
$300 per course
Pick courses that fit the week and the colleges on the list, then a weekly check-in until the final grade. Your student does all of the coursework.
See college credit support →From $50
A balanced college list with net prices, every deadline on one calendar, essay feedback, recommendations and interview practice. Your student writes every word.
See application help →From $75
The FAFSA and CSS Profile, a scholarship match, net price checks and aid offers compared line by line.
See aid help →From $150
Orientation, housing and placement deadlines on one calendar, and check-ins through the first semester of college.
See the first semester →Special education · Our specialty
Caveat was built by a special education teacher. We help families make sense of an IEP or 504 plan, prepare for meetings, find the right people for an evaluation and plan life after high school, with a particular focus on students on the autism spectrum.
Free · no sign-up
The words, the rights and the free tools for IEPs and 504 plans, in plain language.
Start here →Free · no sign-up
A checklist of common signs in reading, writing, math, language, attention, social communication and anxiety, with next steps. Not a diagnosis.
Start the checklist →$29 each · all 7 for $99
Short self-paced courses on autism, dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, language-based learning disabilities, ADHD and anxiety.
See the parent courses →Free guide · plans from $199
From evaluation to college: what to ask for at school, how to build independence and how to plan the next step.
See autism support →From $99
Find the right people for a dyslexia, ADHD or autism evaluation, request one from the school, or book a reading and writing evaluation.
See evaluation help →From $99
A review of the current plan, a partner for the next meeting and a transition plan for life after high school.
See IEP and 504 help →How it works
Monthly plans
Pause for the season, siblings save 10%, and education savings account funds are accepted where eligible. Reduced-price places for families with financial need. See everything in the Caveat shop · All services and prices
Free, no sign-up
Tell us where your student is today. We'll show you the courses and support that fit, and what it would cost.
Who we serve
Every family starts somewhere different. We plan from where your student is today.
Try it · free, no sign-up
One block for every hour of your student's week. Paint in the real week and watch whether a college course fits.
How it works
Self-paced college courses are affordable. Finishing one at 16 takes structure. That's the part we handle.
| Status | On track |
| Progress | 5 of 18 modules |
| Current grade | 91% |
| This week | Finished the research methods module early. |
| Next week | Module 6 and quiz 2, due Sunday. |
The fine print, up front
Here's what every family should know before starting.
Grades 6 to 8
Middle school is where the math track is set and the habits form. Start with the 9th Grade Launch in 8th grade, or Check-in any time from 6th grade.
Free for families: The Caveat Family Guide to High School and the math path planner. Siblings save 10%, and Arizona ESA funds are accepted.
Readiness checks · Grades 6 to 12
Twelve free checks for the next class or step, from Algebra I to a first college course. Each one shows what to practice and the course that fits next. See all readiness checks
Free tools · Grades 6 to 12
The Caveat shop: every plan, service, self-paced course, printable kit and free tool in one place, filtered by grade.
Special education · Grades 6 to 12
Free tools from a special education teacher, in plain language. Start with the overview
Checklists by learning difference
Common signs in grades 6 to 12 and whether to ask for an evaluation. Not a diagnosis.
From special education to college
IEPs, 504 plans, testing accommodations and the move to college or work.
Planning, testing and applications
Plan the week, the finals and the application year.
Money Ready · Grades 8 to 12
Six weekly sessions on how money works: the first paycheck, a budget, banking, credit, paying for college and saving.
Financial education, not financial advice: we teach how money works and never recommend specific investments or products.
Free tools: the first paycheck calculator and the student loan payback estimator.
Executive function and self-advocacy · Grades 6 to 12
Planning, follow-through and speaking up, practiced on your student's real week.
Skills-based services. They do not diagnose, treat or replace counseling or therapy. If your student is struggling with their mental health, talk with the school counselor, your pediatrician or a licensed professional, and we will gladly help you connect.
Free tool: the executive function self-check, with student and parent versions.
Self-serve · Start today
No scheduling. Buy, then start right away. See everything in the Caveat shop.
