How the FR-SCC process works

Every assessment follows the same consent-first path, whether a family starts on their own or through a partner school.

01
Create a guardian account
A parent or legal guardian signs up and becomes the account owner. Students never self-enroll.
02
Add a student & confirm eligibility
Guardians add student details and complete an age and location gate. Students under 13 require additional protections; students 13–17 require guardian consent plus student assent.
03
Review and sign consent
Guardians review exactly what is assessed, how data is stored, and who can see it, then provide informed, revocable consent. Students old enough to understand are asked to assent in their own words.
04
Complete the 20-competency assessment
The student completes a guided, age-appropriate assessment covering cognitive agility, creative capacity, human collaboration, and self-direction.
05
Get a development plan, not a label
Results are translated into a personalized growth plan with specific, actionable next steps — reviewed together by the family.
06
Start one-on-one tutoring
Students are matched with a dedicated tutor and meet four times a week, with sessions guided by the development plan from the assessment.
07
Track progress over time
Guardians get a weekly progress summary and a monthly learning review, and can reassess on a regular cadence to see real growth.

Legal safeguards built into every step

Age and jurisdiction determine exactly what consent is required before any assessment activity can begin.

Under 13

Verifiable guardian consent is required for every step, with heightened data protections in line with COPPA.

13–17

Guardian consent plus student assent are both recorded before the assessment unlocks.

18 and over

Students consent for themselves and can invite a guardian or mentor to view results.