Carmelina N.

I liked that the class highlighted lesser-known roles like spy and nurse as well as abolitionist activism. My 13-year-old came away inspired and asked for more history courses like this.

This one-week course packed a lot into a single 55-minute lesson; I appreciated that it addressed not only Harriet Tubman's escape and work on the Underground Railroad but also her roles during and after the Civil War. My child is 17 and found the pacing thoughtful and the discussion of her legacy meaningful. It's a great option for teens who want a focused, historical look without a long time commitment.

My 16-year-old was really engaged with the topics — the course covered her journey from enslavement to conductor and also highlighted her roles as scout, nurse, spy, and activist. The single weekly lesson fit our schedule perfectly since it's just a one-week course. Difficulty seemed appropriate for ages 12–17.

A concise, well-paced 55-minute class that gave my 12-year-old a clear overview of Harriet Tubman's life and her roles on the Underground Railroad.