Wondering if your homeschooled teen will miss out on treasured high school memories like the prom, sports, and a graduation ceremony? With planning, homeschooling can provide many of these experiences—and some new ones!

What about life after graduation? Will my child be able to get a job, go to college, join the military, pursue a trade?

Can I really teach high school–level courses? Do homeschool graduates get into college? If you’re considering homeschooling your high schooler, you probably have lots of questions.

How does my young adult feel about homeschooling through high school?

Homeschooling parents are responsible for assigning credit to their teens’ high school courses. This doesn’t have to be a daunting task—corral those credits by using one of these simple methods.

The course options available to your high schooler can be mind-boggling! Explore each alternative so you can match your teen’s needs to the right course format: Parent-taught, co-op, online, dual-enrollment, or tutorial.

¿Utiliza libros de texto?, ¿está creando un plan de estudios ecléctico y multidisciplinario?, ¿busca una matriculación doble en la universidad? ¡Esto es lo que hay que hacer!

If you’re wondering whether your homeschooled student can receive a high school diploma, the answer is yes! As the parent, you can present a diploma that indicates he or she has successfully completed their course of study.

¿Puedo hacerlo? ¿Qué debo enseñar? ¿Qué hay del diploma?

¿Qué pasará después de la graduación? ¿Podrá mi hijo conseguir un trabajo, ir a la universidad, alistarse en el ejército o dedicarse a un oficio?