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There are many ways to track your child’s progress, such as report cards, transcripts, work samples, book lists, attendance records, and test scores (just to name a few). For more information on recordkeeping, click here.

Note that some state laws require that certain records be kept. You can find homeschool laws (including any recordkeeping requirements) for all 50 states and US territories on our interactive legal map.
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Types of Homeschool Records

Which records are important? It’s more than books and grades . . . What about work samples, extracurricular activities, and days and hours of instruction?
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The Top 5 Questions About High School at Home
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Taking a Second Look at Your High School Curriculum
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How to Assess Your Child’s Present Level of Performance (PLOP)

Learn how to assess your child with special needs so that you have a baseline of their performance to build from. Homeschool help for special needs families.
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The Importance of Recordkeeping in South Carolina

Here are the records you need to keep for your homeschool in South Carolina.
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The Importance of Recordkeeping in Massachusetts

Here are the records you need to keep for your homeschool in Massachusetts.
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An Online and E-learning Educational Approach

There are so many online education options! How can narrow them down and incorporate them into your homeschool? Hear from homeschool mom and HSLDA bilingual educational consultant Karim Morato!
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Knowing What Matters Most
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The Importance of Recordkeeping in Missouri

Here are the records you need to keep for your homeschool in Missouri.
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Meeting My Child’s Special Needs Part 1

Learn how to develop a comprehensive Student Education Plan (SEP) that meets your child's unique needs.
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