For many homeschool parents, the thought of high school brings a whole new set of questions.
What courses should we take? How do I assign credits? What about transcripts and recordkeeping? Will colleges accept a homeschool diploma? What if my student isn’t college-bound? And perhaps the biggest question of all: Can I really do this?
The answer is yes.
After more than three decades of homeschooling and mentoring families, I’ve seen firsthand how much easier the high school years can be when you have a plan. You don’t have to have every answer today. You simply need to know what questions to ask and where you’re headed.
That’s why I wrote High School 101: Blueprint for Success.
This practical guide walks parents through the essentials of planning and homeschooling through high school—from choosing courses and assigning credits to keeping records, creating transcripts, preparing for graduation, exploring college and career options, and more.
My goal isn’t to give you a one-size-fits-all plan. It’s to help you build a blueprint for your own student—one that reflects your family’s goals, your student’s interests and abilities, and the path he or she hopes to pursue after graduation.
Whether you’re looking ahead to the high school years or already in the midst of them, I hope High School 101 gives you practical help, answers to your questions, and most of all, the confidence to say:
We can do this.
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