Four Years of Courses, Credits, Hours, and Course Descriptions
The hardest transcript to build is the one you assemble from memory in April of senior year.
Most homeschool families start their high school records too late. Not from carelessness, but from not knowing what to write down, or when. By the time it matters, four years of coursework have to be reconstructed from a shelf of half-finished curriculum and a parent’s best guess.
This book is the alternative.
Inside:
- A page for your state’s requirements, filled in from your own research
- Course logs for grades 9 through 12
- Hours and attendance records
- Reading lists, projects, and labs by year
- Dual enrollment and outside course tracking
- Standardized test and exam records
- Activities, service hours, awards, and work experience
- Six course description pages, the section most families skip and colleges most want
- A cumulative transcript worksheet that pulls it all together
- College and scholarship application tracking
Written for the parent who is doing this for the first time. The opening pages explain how credit is awarded, why you must choose one method and hold to it, and what a course description actually needs to contain.
What you receive
- A printable PDF, 60 pages including the cover, 8.5 × 11 inches, designed to print clearly in black and white on a home printer.
- A family license: print as many copies as your household needs, for every child, every year.
- Your file is available only from the download page. It is not sent through a link in your order confirmation email, so please download it from the download page.
A first edition, shaped by the families who use it
Created by Gina Steffy. This is a first edition, and we would love your help making the next one better. If a page is unclear, something is missing, or an idea would work better at your table, please tell us. We welcome every suggestion and will build the best of them into future editions.
Every purchase includes free updates. When a new edition is released, you will receive it at no additional cost.
Lisa Nehring and her husband, Dr. David Nehring, a Clinical Psychologist, and Biblical Scholar speak together on a wide variety of topics, including education, classical education, vision, mission, parenting, marriage, and more.
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