Parental involvement varies depending on the age and maturity of the student. Parents of younger children should expect to assist daily—helping with reading lessons, submitting assignments, or navigating the Study Center. This hands-on role is essential to building foundational skills and academic habits.

As students grow older and become more confident, they typically require less oversight. The CLAA curriculum is intentionally structured to support increasing student independence, with tools and systems that allow students to take responsibility for their progress.

The ultimate goal is to transition students toward self-directed learning, where they can manage their studies with minimal supervision, while parents maintain oversight as needed and provide support when challenges arise.

Helpful Links

Learn how to study for mastery:
https://classicalliberalarts.com/tutoring/how-to-study-for-mastery/

Access the CLAA Study Center:
https://classicalliberalarts.com/study/login/index.php