Lumi High, Included Free: One Subscription, Every Kid
Families with kids spread across elementary and high school ages used to face an awkward math problem with most curricula: paying separately, per child, per product. Any Lumi Academy plan is built to remove that now — Lumi High comes included.
The Problem It's Solving
A family with a 9th grader and a 4th grader, using two separate curricula for two different age ranges, used to end up paying two separate subscriptions and managing two unconnected sets of logins, dashboards, and progress tracking. That's manageable for one child in each range, but it got more complicated — and more expensive — the more kids a family had spread across those age brackets.
What's Actually Included
Any Lumi Academy plan, starting at $9.99 per month, now includes full access to Lumi High — every high school subject grades 9-12, SAT Prep, and the parent dashboard with GPA and transcript tracking — alongside Lumi Academy's K-8 curriculum, for unlimited kids on one combined dashboard. A family isn't paying per additional child or juggling two separate products with two separate billing cycles; it's a single Academy subscription covering every kid in the house regardless of how many, or what mix of elementary and high school ages they span.
Who This Actually Makes Sense For
This is a clear value case for any family with more than one child spanning the K-8 and 9-12 age ranges, since a $9.99/month Academy plan covering unlimited kids compares favorably to paying $29.99 for a single Lumi High student plus a separate K-8 subscription for younger siblings. A family with only one high-school-age child and no younger siblings should compare directly against the standalone $29.99/month Lumi High plan, since there's no Academy household to attach the free inclusion to.
How the Combined Dashboard Works Day to Day
Because both products link under one parent dashboard, a parent checking progress sees every child's subjects, credit progress, and — for the high schooler — GPA and transcript data in one place, rather than logging into two separate systems to get a full picture of the household's academic progress. That consolidation is arguably the most practical everyday benefit, beyond the direct cost savings for multi-child households.
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Start Free Trial →Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is included with a Lumi Academy plan?
Full access to Lumi High (grades 9-12, all core subjects, SAT Prep, and the parent dashboard) plus Lumi Academy's K-8 curriculum, covering unlimited kids on one combined dashboard, for any Lumi Academy plan starting at $9.99 per month.
Is it cheaper than paying for Lumi High and Lumi Academy separately?
For a household with more than one child spanning both age ranges, having Lumi High included free with any Lumi Academy plan (starting at $9.99/month) for unlimited kids is far more cost-effective than separate per-product subscriptions; a single-child household with only a high schooler should compare directly against the standalone Lumi High plan they'd actually need.
Do I need to already have a Lumi Academy or Lumi High account to get this?
No — a family can start directly with a Lumi Academy subscription and get Lumi High access automatically, without needing pre-existing separate accounts for each product.
How much does Lumi High cost?
Lumi High is $29.99/month for a single student with full access to every subject, SAT prep, and the parent dashboard. It's also included FREE with any Lumi Academy plan (starting at $9.99/month) for unlimited kids on one combined dashboard.
Is there a free trial?
Yes — every new account gets a 48-hour free trial with full access to every subject and feature, no credit card required to start.
What does the parent dashboard actually show?
The parent dashboard shows a student's cumulative GPA, credits earned per subject, a subject-by-subject progress report, recent lesson activity, streak, and earned badges — plus a printable transcript that pulls from all of it, so a parent can check real progress without sitting through every lesson.