Homeschool High School Parent Toolkit

Description

This Homeschool High School Parent Toolkit is the perfect companion for every homeschool parent homeschooling through high school.

Whether your child has plans to graduate and enter college or immediately enter the workforce, this Homeschool High School Parent Toolkit has the tools and information you need to plan your scope and sequence of courses to study, calculate credit hours, enter them into a transcript, order a diploma, and assist your child in finding hands-on and practical experience to include on their transcript or add to credit hours for coursework and have a head start in gaining skills and time in their interests or possible future careers.

The Homeschool High School Parent Toolkit has detailed suggestions for courses of study for the college and the workforce entry student.

It includes a discussion of what typical subject areas, required courses and credits, and elective ideas that school districts and colleges recommend and require for both pathways a student may choose to follow.

There is an explanation of credit hours and how you may accrue those credit hours traditionally or a combination of traditional study with practical hands-on experiential activities.

You will also find a discussion of community college and where it might fit in to various plans.

This Homeschool High School Parent Toolkit also includes a completed sample transcript, a blank transcript for your use, as well as a list of Diploma resources to choose from.

It also includes an extensive list with links to resources for activities and organizations that can be used as elective credits, extracurricular activities, and hands-on experiential opportunities to explore possible career paths.

These suggestions not only give your child potential contacts in fields they may have interest, but also practical learning experience in these fields that they will be able to add to their transcripts, resumes, college and job applications, award and scholarship applications.

You will also find an Activity Record Log to keep track of the names of activities, descriptions, awards or leadership positions, dates, participation hours, and contact information.

This is extremely valuable information to record (as you will forget over the years) and can be used to contact “leaders or mentors” for future job and college applications for references and recommendations, and even award and scholarship recommendations.

There is also a Curriculum Resource Description Worksheet to help you keep track of your curriculum from year to year with the name, description, source, type of material (online or
hard copy), and teachers’ names. (Another sources for letters of recommendation.)

This is especially handy if you want to reuse materials for younger children and want to remember what you used or if you live in a state where you are required to keep track of this information.

This Homeschool High School Parent Toolkit will proved to be invaluable and full of practical and useful information and printable documents to use through your high school years!

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