
Tim brings 30+ years teaching math and science and 20+ years as a Christian school principal to guide homeschooled teens from high school to college, backed by extensive homeschool experience.
Position yourself as the general contractor of your child's education, overseeing the project, hiring the right experts, and tailoring experiences to fit your teen's unique path toward college or life.
Explore planning high school courses, credits, and graduation milestones for homeschool teens, including math and science sequences, electives, and options like AP, CLEP, and dual enrollment.
Understand how college and high school credits differ, why about 120 hours equals a credit, when a course completion earns credits, and how transcripts reflect 9th–12th grade credits.
This lesson is a quick overview, and then covers English and Social Studies (history)
Discover how to plan homeschooling electives, assign credits for foreign language, arts, driver education, and physical education, and tailor options to your teen while preparing for college.
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This is an optional "bonus" lesson that explains the type of curriculum we use in our small school. It works great for many homeschoolers as well. Not a commercial, but just introducing you to a curriculum that might a good fit for your teen.
Explore the final high school year, including senior year planning, graduation options, college placement tests such as the ACT and PSAT, and crafting transcripts and diplomas for homeschoolers.
Demystify college testing by outlining the SAT, AZT, and PSAT, plus the National Merit Scholarship qualifying test, and explain how colleges use placement tests and retakes.
Explore diploma and transcript options for home school teens, including cyber schools, satellite and umbrella organizations, and diploma agencies, with attention to college, military acceptance, and state requirements.
We will explain the differences between AP, CLEP, Dual Enrollment, and Honors courses
Learn how to determine and report your homeschool teen's grades on a transcript, including letter grades, grading scales, and tips for honesty, communication, and college expectations.
Explore options for guiding your homeschool teen from high school to college, clarify terms, and plan confidently with online resources.
As a parent of a teen who is heading in to high school, you might feel a little fearful or intimidated. You might be afraid you'll make a mistake, or leave out an important step, and your teen won't be able to get into college and succeed in life. Relax! This short course is a quick guide to everything you need to know, with tips to guide you into deeper research. As a teacher and school principal for over 30 years, and having helped scores of families in the homeschool community in Pennsylvania, I have had these conversations many times and am confident that what I share here will help you get started on this next phase of homeschooling. You CAN graduate your teen from homeschool!