How do I choose courses for my child?
CLAA provides course recommendations for children based on age and modern grade level on the Course Recommendations page.
These recommendations:
- are organized by grade level (K–12)
- include specific courses assigned to each level
- are intended to guide families in selecting appropriate studies
Students are not strictly limited to these assignments and may study according to their ability and progress.
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