Subjects are organized into Elementary and Secondary. Elementary covers Dance, Drama, Music, Visual Arts, French, Language, Health, Physical Education, Mathematics, Science, Technology, Social Studies, History, Geography, and Native Languages. Secondary includes arts, business, languages, sciences, social sciences, tech pathways, and more (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Computer Science, English, French, and many others). Each subject has three sub-sections: Pro Course, Guided Academy, and Sanctuary.

Department Heads assign subjects and tracks to Teachers. Teachers only see and manage authorized subjects. Department Heads retain full subject access for school operations and curriculum.

Communities subscribe for student and staff seats on Elementary, Secondary, or K–12 plans, with Teachers who have full Staff tools. Enterprise adds custom capacity with Cloud (managed) or Self-Hosted (your infrastructure, annual license + support) under the same Enterprise tier. Small Homes subscribe independently for a household curriculum starting with Sanctuary; Plus and Unlimited unlock more subjects and Pro/Guided Academy tracks. See Plans & pricing for indicative CAD rates.

Work It In is course management for communities and homes — not a learning platform or content marketplace. Schools and learning communities run private hubs with seats, staff tools, and structured curriculum pathways; Small Homes run parent-led course plans. Communities author modules, manage assignments and submissions, structure pathways, and shepherd students without marketplace noise. It also permits personalized learning and a paper-only platform as well: tailor subjects and tracks per learner, or keep teaching on paper with digital tools optional. Curious Minds equips staff with a quiet professional library: blueprints for growing minds and spirit-centered guides they can scan and share on-screen. Staff structure pathways and modules; parents manage Sanctuary; learners grow in private spaces designed for first-week success rather than viral content.

WorkItUp is the heart companion to Work It In: a calm spiritual environment to return to the first love of Jesus — Still Place, Prayer, Circles, and Scripture-rooted pathways. It is not a second learning hub; it forms affection and obedience while this hub forms the mind. Tagline: Return · Remain · Overflow. Primary verse: Revelation 2:4–5. Optional companion — not required to use this Learning Hub.

Enterprise Self-Hosted is an Enterprise-tier subscription that lets your organization run Work It In on your own servers, private cloud, or restricted network. It includes a custom annual license and support subscription, deployment guidance, and the full community platform — data residency and operational control stay with you. Contact sales for a quote; it is not self-serve PayPal checkout.

Pro Course is the Curriculum pathway with one module per grade from Grade 1 through Grade 12, plus a Post Secondary readiness module — structured lessons, assessments, and skill progressions.

Guided Academy focuses on projects, portfolios, and expressive application of subject skills.

Sanctuary is a self-paced pathway for big ideas, reflection, and conceptual understanding — the “why” behind the learning, with materials families can use independently.

Open Upload, or go to a subject track → Upload work. Choose the assignment, attach a file (PDF, DOC, images, or ZIP up to 15 MB), and submit. Track status under My Work.

Open Online Tests, filter by subject if needed, then Start test. Answer every question and submit to see your score.

Linked parents can view dashboards, progress by subject, completed work, test scores, and recordings. They can also manage Sanctuary for their student — confirm module tasks and upload work. Pro Course and Guided Academy remain read-only (no formal tests or course uploads).

Demo accounts are pre-linked (parent@workitin.local → student@workitin.local). In production, your coordinator links guardian and student accounts securely.

Staff (Teacher, Department Head) and Students can post announcements. Parents and guests can read them. Staff can remove any post; students can remove their own.