The goal is simple: make high school at home easy, and actually fun. Every school day is laid out in one weekly printable + fillable packet, with attendance when your teen marks the day complete and quarterly report cards in your gradebook. Tell us their first name, grade, and interests — they get a quest card, a boss problem, XP, and a character card for the binder.
The goal is simple: make high school at home easy, and actually fun. Every school day is laid out in one weekly Side Quest packet — printable or fillable, with your teen’s subjects — so there’s no juggling websites or spending hours hunting for the right worksheets. Attendance logs when your teen marks each day complete, and quarterly report cards fill in on your private gradebook (you can always type scores yourself), so your records stay organized all year. We’re the grades 9–12 sister site to Homeschool Packets (K–8) — same idea, rebuilt for teens with a Side Quest vibe: edgy, a little anime, still wholesome.
One packet per week. Thirty-six weeks. Clear objectives, a boss problem, XP, a finish badge — and a new character card for the binder.
Page one is an anime-inspired quest card with XP, objectives, and a named challenge for Jordan.
Grade-level practice pitched to where they are, with their interests woven into problems. Print it or fill it on a tablet.
Every packet ends with a boss problem. Clear it to earn the week’s badge and unlock that week’s character card.
Slip the card into the binder page. Watch the 36-week XP tracker climb. Power-ups carry into later quests.
Each weekly packet unlocks one original anime-style character card. There are 36 to collect over the school year. Cards have a rarity tier and a power-up you can use on later quests.
New: zero-work grading · included on every plan
Check your teen’s gradebook anytime and get a quarterly report card. Zero work for parents.
Your teen fills in the PDF on screen, or works on paper.
They upload the finished PDF, or snap up to 10 photos, on their own private upload page. It takes about a minute.
Every section is checked against the answer key, usually within 2 school days. Scores, days complete, XP, and cards go into your teen’s gradebook.
For parents: open your private gradebook link anytime to see grades, GPA, hours, and attendance, with the quarterly report card filled in for you. You don’t type anything in.
Marcus: “Upload locked in! That’s the whole job. I’ll handle the XP.”
Included on all three plans. Open-ended answers are scored with the rubric in the answer key. The report card is a parent-issued progress report. High School Packets is a supplemental curriculum, not an accredited school.
Every weekly packet ships digitally as two PDFs: a printer-friendly printable, and a fillable version students can type into on a tablet or computer. Same lessons either way — handwriting at the kitchen table, or answers on the go.
Classic worksheets with lined answer space. Great for handwriting, focus, and sticking a finished boss page on the fridge.
Type into the answer boxes on an iPad, Android tablet, or computer — or write with a stylus in a free PDF app. Return a finished fillable for grading into the credit record.
Finish the week’s boss problem to unlock that week’s card. Kai, Rin, and Marcus headline the binder — with rarities and power-ups. Demo layout only; no drop-rate claims.
Three guides show up across quests and card lore. Original characters for High School Packets.
COMMON
The guide
“Objectives first. Panic never.”
Power-up: Hint Token
EPIC
Strategy · Coding
“If the boss looks unfair, break it into moves.”
Power-up: Double XP · Boss
LEGENDARY
XP · Card drops
“That XP bar ain’t gonna fill itself.”
Power-up: Shield Pass
Part of the High School Packets program — described plainly, no inflated claims.
Clear a boss problem with a perfect score and that week’s character card prints with a holographic foil treatment — a shiny variant of the same card for the binder.
The 36 weeks are grouped into four seasons. Each season ends with a larger final-boss challenge that reviews what you covered before the next season starts.
Near the end of the year, students submit a simple character concept. We turn one approved design into an original card that joins that year’s binder set.
Your own link, no login. Check it anytime for grades, attendance, and XP. Uploads are usually graded within 2 school days, and the quarterly report card fills in there.
Packets are built to give families a solid record for homeschool reviews: dated weekly work, completed answer pages, answer keys, and a credit/hours log you can show in a portfolio or evaluation. You decide how it fits your state’s requirements — this does not guarantee passing any audit or review.
One original card per weekly packet, rarity tiers, power-ups, and a printable binder page so the collection stays together across the year.
First name on the quest card, in problems, and in the finish badge. Interests show up in the story problems. Try a demo name — nothing is saved or sent.
Choose one, four, or all eight. Every packet mixes clear practice with a challenge — plus a parent answer key.
Equations, functions, proofs, and word problems at their level.
Close reading, rhetoric, grammar, and original writing prompts.
Explainers, diagrams, and lab-style thinking you can do at home.
Big events, sources, maps, and short analytical answers.
Vocabulary, reading, and conversation practice from beginner up.
Logic, algorithms, and beginner code you can do on paper or screen.
Budgeting, interest, taxes, and real money decisions.
Applications, resumes, interviews, and next-step planning.
Billed monthly. Packets arrive weekly — 36 per school year. Upload-and-grade is included on every plan. After checkout you land on a private welcome page: add each student and get their upload and gradebook links right away.
$7 / month
Any 1 subject.
Best value
$25 / month
Any 4 subjects.
$40 / month
All 8 subjects.
Every plan comes with a private upload link for each student. Siblings each get their own link and gradebook, and no family can see another family’s work.
Each quarter (weeks 9, 18, 27 and 36) ends with a report card that totals grades, hours and attendance. Zero parent work: your teen uploads each finished week, and the numbers show up on your private gradebook link.
Prefer paper in the mailbox? We’re planning a print-and-ship option: your personalized weekly packet (printable lessons + answer key) printed and mailed in the US. Price TBD — join the waitlist and we’ll email you when it’s ready. Digital printable + fillable PDFs stay included either way.
Secure checkout via Stripe. Cancel anytime. Mailed print-and-ship stays on the waitlist.
Just paid? Your private welcome page opens right after checkout and gives each student their links. Trouble with it, or want a free sample first? Fill this in and it opens an email to hello@highschoolpackets.com.
No price yet — James is still deciding. Leave your email and we’ll tell you when print-and-ship opens. Digital packets are unaffected.
Grades K–8 live on our sister site, Homeschool Packets — personalized weekly packets with Max & Nib comics. Same family, different vibe.
Fair, fact-only comparisons of High School Packets with IXL, Khan Academy, and Imagine Edgenuity — plus a features tour covering attendance, report cards, fillable PDFs, transcripts, and California PSA basics.
Need more detail on transcripts, credits, or the California PSA? See the full FAQ.
Grades 9–12 for High School Packets. For K–8, see Homeschool Packets.
Weekly. There are 36 packets in a school year. Each arrives by email as a printable PDF and a fillable PDF, with an answer key.
Page one of every packet. It lists XP, objectives, and the boss problem. Finish the packet to earn a badge and unlock that week’s character card.
One original card per week — 36 across the year. Each has a rarity tier and a power-up (like Double XP on the boss, Hint token, or Retry). A printable binder page keeps the collection together.
Yes. Every packet includes a full parent answer key.
The 36 weekly packets are grouped into four seasons. Each season ends with a larger final-boss challenge that reviews that season before the next one begins.
If the boss problem is cleared with a perfect score, that week’s character card includes a holographic foil treatment — a shiny variant for the binder. Regular cards still unlock when the boss is completed.
Yes. Each quarter (weeks 9, 18, 27 and 36) ends with a report card that totals grades, hours and attendance. Students tap the “Day complete” box at the end of each day, and that is the attendance record. Zero parent work: your teen uploads each finished week, we grade it (usually within 2 school days), and the quarter numbers fill in on your private gradebook link. Prefer to do it yourself? Type the weekly scores into the fillable report card and it adds them up in Adobe Reader, Chrome or Firefox. It is a parent-issued progress report, not an official transcript.
When your teen finishes a week, they upload the PDF or photos of the pages on their private upload page. We check every section against the answer key, score open-ended answers with the rubric, and log the scores, days complete, XP, and cards. Grades usually land in the gradebook within 2 school days. Grading is included on all three plans.
Nothing. Open your private gradebook link anytime to see grades, attendance, and the quarterly report card. If you’d rather do it yourself, every packet still has the answer key, and the report card works as a fill-in form.
One PDF, or up to 10 photos (JPG, PNG, or HEIC from an iPhone), up to 25 MB per upload.
Yes. Each student has a private link that isn’t listed anywhere or indexed by search engines. Each student’s uploads and grades are kept separate. Please don’t share the link publicly.
No. High School Packets is a supplemental curriculum, not an accredited school. We do not issue diplomas or official transcripts. Parents remain responsible for state homeschool laws and credit decisions. See our Terms.
Yes, on your private gradebook link. Check it anytime for grades, attendance, XP, and the quarterly report card. Uploads are usually graded within 2 school days. Each packet also has a credit and hours log you can save with your records. Families decide how it fits their state’s requirements.
Yes. Every weekly packet includes a printable PDF and a fillable PDF. Type into answer boxes on an iPad, Android tablet, or computer, or print for handwriting.
A US print-and-ship option is on the roadmap (Coming soon). Join the mailed waitlist — there’s no price yet. Until then, every plan is digital: printable + fillable PDFs emailed weekly.
Right now. Pick Single Subject ($7/mo), 4-Pack ($25/mo), or All Subjects ($40/mo) under Pricing. After Stripe checkout you land on a private welcome page to add each student’s first name, grade, subjects, and interests, and you get their upload and gradebook links right away.