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Absolutely! You can start homeschooling your teen at any time—even if they have completed a few years of high school. Make sure to get a partial transcript from the public or private high school and add those classes to your student’s final transcript.

For more information about homeschooling through high school, click here. 

Teaching your teen at home can feel overwhelming! Just know that you don’t have to be an experienced teacher for your student to excel. High school is an opportunity for you to support your student and learn alongside them. When you’re not confident in a particular subject, you can always use resources such as local tutors, online courses, homeschool co-ops, or dual enrollment (in which your student earns high school and college credit simultaneously).

Check out this article to answer more of your big questions about homeschooling in high school.

Yes! If you’re an HSLDA member, our Educational Consultants can answer any of your high school questions, including questions about transcripts. Contact an Educational Consultant here!

We offer free high school transcript templates that anyone can download and also have a Transcript Service that comes with automatic GPA calculation, professional formatting, and 24/7 online access.

Homeschool parents can either make a transcript for their student or find a subscription service that creates a transcript for them. HSLDA has free high school transcript templates that anyone can download. We also offer a Transcript Service that comes with automatic GPA calculation, professional formatting, and 24/7 online access.

HSLDA recommends that you start creating a transcript for your student when they finish 9th grade (or whenever they finish their first high school classes) and add onto it after each additional year of high school.

If you’re an HSLDA member, you can contact our Educational Consultants for additional support and guidance in making your transcript.
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Tips for Writing High School Course Descriptions

How important are high school course descriptions? And how do I write them?
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The Three R’s of Homeschooling through High School

Learn the basics of homeschooling through high school with HSLDA’s consultants. Gather wisdom and practical experience with homeschool veterans.
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Get our simple 4-year high school plan form

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

This sample high school plan would be appropriate for students entering the workforce, the military, vocational schools (including tech or trade), or apprenticeship programs directly after graduating.
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You Can Homeschool Through High School!

Learn about homeschooling through high school, transcripts, dual-enrollment, accreditation, creating a 4-year plan, and more from HSLDA Senior Counsel Mike Donnelly, HSLDA Director of Group Services Darren Jones, and an HSLDA High School Consultant.
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Dave Ramsey's Foundations in Personal Finance Course

Special discount for HSLDA members! Foundations in Personal Finance for Homeschool teaches high school and middle school students how to save, avoid debt, budget with intention, spend wisely, and build wealth.
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What’s My Teen’s Perspective?

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

Clarisa is a wife, mom, homeschooling teacher, entrepreneur, and high school consultant who helps HSLDA member families in their journey to home school through high school.
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Homeschooling with Special Needs – Q & A

Join us to learn about IEPs, SEPs, getting started, accommodations, laws, recordkeeping, high school, and more!
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The Essentials of High School Recordkeeping

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.
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