Online Classical Homeschool Program
Developing Thinkers, Not Test Takers
A live, mentor-led classical homeschool program for ages 8–18. Structured enough to guide your child. Flexible enough to work around your family’s life.
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Get a complete sample week — the actual reading list, writing assignments, discussion topics, and daily schedule — so you can see the program in action before committing to anything.
What Makes GCE Different
A Program Built Around How Children Actually Learn
GCE isn’t school on a screen. It’s a structured classical program that gives your family the best of both worlds — expert instruction and family flexibility.
Live Weekly Classes via Zoom
Students meet with their mentor and up to 11 classmates for approximately 4 hours of discussion-based instruction each week.
30–32 Week Academic Structure
A clearly outlined academic year with defined expectations each week. No daily lesson planning. No guessing. Just follow the agenda.
Flexible Independent Study
The rest of the week is completed at home, on your schedule. Roughly 2–2.5 hours per day — fitting naturally around your family’s rhythm.
Classical Trivium Approach
Grammar, Dialectic, and Rhetoric — the three-stage framework that trains students how to think, reason, and communicate.
A Typical Week
Structure at Home. Depth in Class.
Here’s what a week looks like for a Dialectic Stage (grades 6–7) student:
Monday – Wednesday
Independent study at home. Reading, writing assignments, and discussion preparation. Approximately 2–2.5 hours per day.
Thursday or Friday
Live Zoom class with the mentor and up to 11 classmates. ~4 hours of discussion-based learning.
The Rest of the Week
Yours. No rigid daily schedule imposed. Parents stay in charge of their home, their family’s pace, and their values.
Three Stages, Ages 8–18
Programs Designed for Every Stage of Development
GCE follows the classical Trivium. Students can begin at any stage.
Grammar Stage
Building the Foundation
Ages 8–11 · Grades 3–5
Students absorb knowledge across history, literature, writing, and mathematics.
Dialectic Stage
Learning to Reason
Ages 12–13 · Grades 6–7
Students analyze, question, and defend ideas. Logic and argument become tools they actually use.
Rhetoric Stage
Finding Their Voice
Ages 14–18 · Grades 8–12
Advanced coursework, persuasive writing, debate, and a genuine intellectual voice ready for college and beyond.
What GCE Families Say
Families Who Found What They Were Looking For
“Our family is so blessed to have found GCE. It has been a game changer for us. There is no guilt if we don’t get to something or change something to fit us.”— Laura T., GCE Parent
“My son started GCE this year. He is 15 and it has been a great transition. He likes that he can be more independent since each week is clearly laid out.”— Alicia S., GCE Parent
“What sets this program apart is its thoughtful balance between structure and freedom. The discussion-based approach encourages students to develop strong reasoning and communication skills.”— Benjamin M., GCE Parent
See What a GCE Week Looks Like — Free
Download a complete sample week and get a real feel for the program before making any decision. Or book a free 20-minute Discovery Call with our team.