CTCMath vs Monarch

CTCMath is a hybrid math curriculum for kindergarten through Grade 12, with material ranging from early grades through Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra II, Pre-Calculus, and Calculus. It pairs video instruction with interactive practice and optional printable worksheets. The site lists more than 1,400 tutorials, generally 4–9 minutes long, with synchronized audio and animation. Practice questions and worksheets are automatically marked and recorded; printable worked solutions show the steps behind answers. Progress reports include lesson results, scores, pass dates, and time spent, while standard and comprehensive placement tests cover each topic in grades K–8. Lesson plans, assessments, and parent guidance are included. The service runs on web, iOS, and Android. Paid memberships are $39.90 a month for one student or $59.90 a month for more than one student. CTCMath presents the curriculum for parents, teachers, and homeschoolers.

Monarch is an online homeschool management system and digital curriculum for Christian families, with more than 100 Bible-based courses for grades 3–12. Parents plan the school year, assign courses, and follow student progress; students work through interactive, faith-based lessons at their own pace. Courses are chiefly text, supplemented by short videos, audio clips, and interactive elements, and the platform provides over 85% automatic grading. Parents can place students in courses above or below their age level, regardless of grade. Reader and highlighting tools can help students with learning differences, including dyslexia. Monarch is parent-managed curriculum, not an accredited school. A 30-day trial gives one student unrestricted access to every course and feature. Single Course is $10.95 a month per student; Full Access is $43.95 a month per student. The listed starting price is 109.95 /yr. Monarch runs on iOS, macOS, web, and Windows, and works in modern browsers on Windows and Mac as well as on Chromebooks and iPads.