Know Exactly Where Your Kids Stand

How Homeschool Test Track Works

Your kids take a test. You get a clear breakdown of what they know, where they’re struggling, and how they compare to kids their age. No interpretation required.

Create Your Parent Account

The Process

Up and Running in Three Steps

01 Start Here

Create Your Account

Sign up for a family membership. One account covers up to 6 kids for a full year. Takes about five minutes to get set up.

1-year membership Up to 6 students $145 Choose when to renew

02 Your Dashboard

Add Your Kids

From your parent dashboard, create a login for each child and assign them a grade level. Each student gets their own secure account.

Grades 1 through 6 Math Science Language Arts Social Studies

03 See Results

They Test. You See Everything.

Your child logs in and takes their test at their own pace. When they finish, your dashboard shows a full breakdown with scores by topic, national benchmarks, and a clear Strengths and Gaps summary.

Instant results Topic-level scores National benchmarks

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Built for Parents to Understand at a Glance

WHAT YOU SEE IN YOUR DASHBOARD

How They Compare to Kids Their Age

Every result is benchmarked against the national average for that specific topic. Your dashboard shows your child’s score, the national average, and the exact difference, so you know at a glance if a weak area is slightly off or a real gap that needs attention. The arc gauge gives you an instant visual read on overall performance.

Strengths and Gaps, Laid Out for You

Your dashboard automatically sorts every tested topic into two lists: Strengths (where your child is beating the national average) and Learning Gaps (where they’re falling behind). Each entry shows the exact score and how many points above or below average they are. No digging through data, no math. You read it and you know what to work on next.

Scores by Topic, Not Just by Subject

When your child finishes a test, you don’t just get one number. You see a full breakdown by topic (things like Algebra, Geometry, Measurement, and Data Analysis) each with your child’s score alongside the national average. It’s immediately obvious where they’re strong and where they’re falling behind, no interpretation needed.