The Hero's Quest for Knowledge Curriculum
Seven connected subject books. A path from first discoveries toward independent inquiry. Free access for families, with room to learn at an individual pace.
Veritas. Virtus. Scientia.
Available now: 21 introductory lessons across seven subjects, with matched workbooks and answer guides. The K–12 sequences are proposed plans; the full courses and print editions are still being developed.
The seven books
Each primary subject has one growing teaching book, a workbook, and an answer and assessment guide. Subtopics develop within that subject’s learning sequence.
Science
Observation becomes investigation. The proposed sequence connects living systems, matter, energy, Earth, space, and engineering through evidence and carefully stated explanations.
Introductory section availableExplore the subjectMathematics
Concrete quantities develop into numerical fluency, geometry, algebra, data analysis, and mathematical modeling. Explanations and worked methods accompany answers.
Introductory section availableExplore the subjectGeography
Familiar places become a starting point for maps, landscapes, regions, and the connections between people and environments. Scale, sources, and representation matter.
Introductory section availableExplore the subjectSocial Studies
Groups and shared tasks lead toward civics, economics, institutions, and public questions. Documented conditions are distinguished from policy preferences and ethical judgments.
Introductory section availableExplore the subjectReading
Print awareness develops toward word reading, fluency, comprehension, and close analysis. The planned sequence includes explicit foundational skills and increasingly complex texts.
Introductory section availableExplore the subjectHistory
Before and after become chronology, context, and historical inquiry. Accounts are examined through dated evidence, the people who created it, and the limits of what survives.
Introductory section availableExplore the subjectLanguage Arts
Speaking, drawing, and dictation develop toward clear writing, revision, research, and presentation. The sequence makes room for factual explanation and clearly identified creative work.
Introductory section availableExplore the subjectTruth · Virtue · Knowledge
Lessons distinguish observations, documented facts, interpretations, and unanswered questions. Sources and limits remain visible.
Honesty, responsibility, respect, service, perseverance, and agency are the Academy’s stated values. Learners practice them through their work.
Worked examples lead into practice and checks for understanding. Feedback and fresh attempts help guide the next step.
