Cotable for homeschool families

records · days & hours

2026–27 school year

Georgia

Instruction days112 of 180

Hours logged521 of 810

Suggested targets for your state — always check current local rules. Every mark-taught lesson lands here automatically.

Printable log

RECORDS

The ledger keeps itself

Every state counts homeschool differently: days, hours, or both. Cotable ships suggested targets for all 50 states and fills the ledger from the lessons you mark done.

Targets are a starting point, not legal advice — check your state's current rules. When someone asks for documentation, the log prints clean.

HOW A DAY GETS COUNTED

Mark a lesson done → the day and its hours land in the ledger

Field trip Friday? Log it manually in ten seconds

School year runs Jul 1 → Jun 30, like your state expects

ONE ACCOUNT, BOTH WORLDS

The co-op table and the kitchen table, side by side.

Start with your family's plans, then join a co-op if you ever need one. Switch between the two in a click, and each keeps its own voice.

Willow Creek Co-opTuesdays · 3 subjectsstudents · mark taught

The Ruiz familyMon–Thu · 5 subjectskids · mark done

SMALL THINGS

Made for the parent doing it all

FAMILY VOICE

Kids, not students

Personal workspaces speak home: "mark done" instead of "mark taught," kids instead of a roster, and supply lists made for your kitchen table.

YOUR STYLE

Charlotte Mason ≠ classical

Tell Cotable how you teach and which curriculum each subject uses. Your plans start closer to the homeschool you already know.

ONE LIST

Three kids, one This Week

Everything scheduled across every child and every plan, in one day-grouped list with one materials rollup. Sunday planning stops being tab-juggling.

MY KIDS

The co-op side of home

If your kids attend a co-op on Cotable, you can see their classes, attendance, and finished progress reports in your own workspace. Teacher notes stay private.

DIGEST

Sunday evening, in your inbox

A week-ahead email lands at 5pm your time: what's scheduled, what to bring. Opt out anytime with one click.

REAL START

Start with a real first week

Finish setup with a draft term, a planned first week, and a lesson ready to review.

Home is a classroom too

The ledger keeps itself

The co-op table and the kitchen table, side by side.

Made for the parent doing it all

Kids, not students

Charlotte Mason ≠ classical

Three kids, one This Week

The co-op side of home

Sunday evening, in your inbox

Start with a real first week

An AI that pulls up a seat

Class day, already sorted

Printables, made to order

Your homeschool, on the record.