Homeschooling a High Schooler

Are you considering homeschooling a high schooler? If your answer is yes, you are most probably faced with a number of questions that require an answer. For example:

• How does homeschooling work for high schoolers?
• Where do I begin?
• What do I need to know before homeschooling high school?
• How do I organize four years of courses so that we don’t miss anything?
• How do I create a high school transcript?

Thinking about homeschooling a high schooler may seem overwhelming to begin with, but rest assured that with a few tips and guidance, you will be able to not only prepare your student’s four-year plan, but also confidently take them through their adolescent years and see them grow into mature young adults.

How can we help you with your high school years?

Our Ultimate How to Homeschool High School Step-by-Step Guide will lead you through planning, organizing, and succeeding in your high school journey. [You can see more details about this guide here.]

If you would like to ONLY read the articles related to high school, you are welcome to browse our list of tips below. However, if you would like to add to these articles detailed action steps, editable (and fully changeable) templates and free high school consultation, you may consider purchasing our step-by-step guide.

By the time you finish this eBook guide, you will:

• Understand the big picture and prevent weeks of being overwhelmed.
• Determine skills your student needs to learn during high school.
• Be familiar with your state’s homeschooling laws and course requirements for high school graduation.
• Create your student’s four-year plan.
• Complete a detailed 9th grade plan prepared for (and with) your student plus the other classes distributed throughout the remaining years.
• Choose a grading scale you are going to use and know how you are going to determine your student’s grades.
• Make a list of high school records you are going to keep for your student’s future.
• File sample high school transcripts for your future needs.