Homeschooling in High School / 10 Things I Didn't Know / How To Homeschool High School

[@genabrady1348]

ACE's paces are great. Academically solid and they don't break the bank. Master Books has a bunch of courses that can work for multiple ages, so your high schooler doesn't have to be on their own for everything. I already bought everything for next year. I wanted to beat the spring rush. The biggest challenge, besides trying to work with a very small budget, are the electives. We need 4 credits of electives in addition to 2 visual/performing arts and 2 foreign language.

[@Creative2xmom]

So excited to see what you're sharing for high school. My oldest goes to public, but my second child is in 7th and will probably be homeschooled in high school. Trying to wrap my brain around that.

[@Kelida73]

Get an Apologetics Bible, it helps to show us why we believe what we believe. I love, love, love my Apologetics Bible.

[@mandy-maltz]

We have a Reformation Bible, it's amazing!

[@jenniferjones6228]

I can't wait to see what you use! Trying to plan my 9th grader's year!

[@audreymcnair350]

I can't wait to see what you chose for Bible. My oldest will be going into 9th, too, and I haven't found Bible for him yet.

[@ashleybolain7545]

My oldest will start 9th grade in May and I am terrified! Thank you so much

[@mandy-maltz]

We've got this!

[@jayzhai23]

Your not alone!

[@Stacey.Hamrick]

Can’t wait to see your choices! I feel like my heart for my upcoming 9th grader is right along yours 💗.

[@HISdaughterC]

Late jumping onboard, nervous… but I GOT THIS. #Homeschool

[@beedlejuice2324]

Has anybody on here ever done LUoA? I’m diving in to homeschool for the first time ever and my son will be in 10th grade. Have been learning SO MUCH from all of you who have been homeschooling for years. Wish I would have done it sooner!

[@KarenFiorenza]

Just bought algebra 1... diving in!

[@dc4692]

So excited to follow along! I'm far from teaching highschool, but it is probably the thing that makes me the most nervous about homeschooling all together! Can't wait to get a look inside what that might look like.

[@mandy-maltz]

We will all learn together, Alley!

[@ReignBeauxStar]

A Friend of mine suggested Seamless for me to Bible study with...It sounds like I can read with my highschooler but I'm not sure

[@bayanshaheen2405]

Great video and great perspective- thanks for sharing! What are your thoughts on homeschooling a tactile 9th grader for the first time?

[@megan8583]

My oldest will go into his ninth grade year in July. He will be doing mostly online/DVD classes too. I'm looking forward to seeing all of your curriculum choices.

[@jayzhai23]

My son is going to 9th grade, this is only my 2nd year homeschooling 😨

[@nancyhansen7103]

What are you using for Bible?

[@lisachristinaconfirmed5067]

I’m curious what Bible curriculum you choose to teach to have an answer when things come up with peers??

[@mandy-maltz]

We use Logos Press and Apologia for Bible.

[@mariepierce2849]

I decided to homeschool my 9th grader for the first time ever! My husband and I had different views about it in the beginning but things have really changed in public school and surprisingly my daughter is 100% on board. Im looking at masterbooks 9th grade curriculum but still open to something else. Im scared but I want to be as prepared as much possible. Im looking at our state education department today for requirements. Any advice is appreciated!

[@Natalie-iu3yc]

Hello I have a question, when you go to the district to put your student in homeschool do they accept you right away? Or do they required anything? What do you have to say when you go? I’m really trying to get accepted

[@purrtygirl10]

Do you have any advice or curriculum that you like for 7th 8th grade?

[@Juauka]

Okay is anyone else concerned at the overwhelming support/guidance for parents who homeschool and the lack of mentioning of the students who are on the receiving end of this teaching? I’m headed into freshman year and I thought I’d check KZbin for support or tips and it’s all very aimed at parents, and I don’t know if it’s just me but it’s a little weird how students are left out of the conversation surrounding their own education and mostly left to fend for themselves

[@mandy-maltz]

My son isn't alone. My 9th grader has a circle of friends all in high school that are homeschooled and it's been very beneficial to him. We pick out and discuss curriculum together every year, and he's 100% involved in his own education. Most kids are probably not searching for homeschool tips like the moms are, which is why you'll find most videos are targeted to the moms. When my son is looking at youtube (with our supervision), it's usually about cool stuff; how things work, toys he's interested in, games, etc. He's not searching for a circle of friends online. Hope that clears up what you're seeing.