Their structure is quite organized and seems efficient. Kyla would send in each lesson as completed, much like AS, and received a scored return sheet the next week or so. The comments were brief, but then it was Latin after all. They require proctored tests and they have to be applied for within a certain time. Even with an extension, we failed to make the cut.
Language is hard, hard, hard at home.
Doable, but hard. We worked together 3 times a week but for her it wasn't enough. I would not move ahead to a new chapter until she could demonstrate complete mastery of the current one and that slowed us a lot. For some of their classes they have chosen editions of texts that are still regarded as superior, even though they are somewhat older. Again, I am so grateful for the help I've gotten from this board.