High school recordkeeping doesn’t have to be a headache! By following this framework, you can create your own simple system that will clearly present your student’s interests, abilities, and achievements.

Recordkeeping is really just a way of telling the unique and beautiful tale of your child’s life and education!

How important are high school course descriptions? And how do I write them?

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?

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

This sample high school plan would be appropriate for students entering community college or applying to most four-year colleges and universities.

Use this free 4-year high school form to plan out the courses your homeschool student will take during each year of high school.