Getting ready to homeschool your high schooler—or already started? Now is the best time to make a plan! By mapping out your teen’s courses ahead of time, you can stay on course all the way through graduation.

Questions about the college admissions process and how best to prepare your teen for the rigors of college academics? We have answers!

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.

Properly evaluating your teen’s work is very important during the high school years. Here’s how to grade different types of assignments.

Learn the basics of grading a high school course. Tip: It’s an art, not an exact science!

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.

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

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!

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

Is your homeschooled teen interested in joining the military? Help them zero in on their specific military career goals and achieve their dreams.