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Many of us homeschoolers ponder to consider whether or not to continue through the teen years.
Or just think it would be too hard. Or overwhelming.
But we found that homeschooling high school is really not hard to do!
It gave us that most important special time with our teen. So many of my favorite memories came from the high school years. And you can be alongside them, too, while they are growing up into young adulthood.
Yet, the thought of dealing with transcripts and assigning credit can feel so daunting.
But it doesn't have to be. My mission is to provide free or frugal resources for high school families, to make the record keeping issues easier.
FREE RESOURCES:
1. Title: How to Homeschool Your Teen
This high school video gives you the basics for homeschooling your teen, and the encouragement to do it.
This VIDEO includes:
- Why homeschool your teen through high school?
- Homeschool Transcripts - What Goes on Them - Accredited Transcripts?
- How to Assign Homeschool High School Credit - The Textbook Method - The Hours Method - The Mastery Method
How to get started with high school, without the overwhelm.
LINK - High School-PDF
NOTE: This asks for your email to sign up, but you can unsubscribe anytime. And I do no email marketing at all.
3. Free with Amazon Prime
My book gives you much more on how to homeschool high school, whether your teen is headed to college, or not.
Plus you will get downloadable planning printables:
- homeschool transcripts
- calculating the GPA
- frugal curriculum resources
- college admissions process if desired.
My mission is to encourage homeschooling families to consider doing high school AND build up your teen in their faith and their family values.
Thanks for stopping by BJ's Homeschool,
Betsy
Betsy is a retired O.T, homeschool blogger, and most importantly is mom to her college grad, whom she homeschooled through high school. She blogs at BJ's Homeschool, about the early years, high school, college and 2e.
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