Simplifying Your High School Homeschool: Proven Strategies

In this video, we're diving deep into the nitty-gritty of high school homeschooling. If you're overwhelmed with textbooks, notebooks, and those hair-raising credits, breathe easy! I'll be sharing insider tips to simplify your homeschool inventory without limiting your teen's options. Whether they're dreaming of university or excited for technical school, we've got all paths covered. We'll chat about counting EVERYTHING as credit (yes, even that equestrian hobby!), smart block scheduling, and - drumroll please - creating a tailor-made high school experience for your kids.
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[@mariscadenby4300]

Please do a video on making course descriptions when you aren’t just using traditional curriculum. When you use eclectic or non traditional ways to make the credit.

[@April-zh2vm]

Please do a video on how to make a high school transcript

[@MaryMac-f9v]

Pam, thank you so much for this! I don't know if you know that I'm homeschooling again - my new husband's 2 youngest. I searched "how to enforce schedule homeschooling high school", and your video (and face) was the FIRST to pop up. Just the encouragement I needed, thank you so much!

[@TheYoungProdigal]

Thank you for this video. I have been frustrated with trying to break myself out of a public school mindset (where I was raised) and feeling confident to let our son learn in the ways that he enjoys most. The reassurance you've given here is a real help.

[@MindfulMommentsForYou]

What about a child who wants to be his own boss and own his own KZbin channel through high school? What would that count towards?

[@PursueWhatMatters]

I love that first point, "My goal is not to close any doors"

[@annai157]

I love your point about not closing any doors. I "knew" what I wanted to do when I was in high school. Guess what? I'm not doing that now. I know others who are successful and nearing retirement who STILL say, "I'm not sure what I want to be when I grow up" ; ) Make sure doors remain open for all sorts of eventualities.

[@laaza9594]

Someone from homeschooling be said high school after passed the National high school program exam

[@meganw3397]

It's funny, but my kids always ask to work their schedules opposite of the block schedule you described. They like frequent short lessons spread over the whole year in all the subjects. They told me it's because they hate waiting to learn something. 😂

[@giselle4692]

I love the idea of block scheduling! I’m going to implement that 😊

[@learningwithboys7431]

Yes one step at a time. Definitely use life experience as credit!

[@sarahdavis7566]

Oh this is great 👍 Please keep talking about high school. We will be there in 1 year!

[@j.c.3386]

I do this too! We do a credit for life skills or home ec with just the experience my children have living in a large family. We also do all our high school four sciences in a year.

[@kayaseaton2955]

We just completed 9th grade with the oldest. I was SO nervous going in. It turned out to be one of our absolute best years of homeschooling, and it was far less scary than I was making it out to be.

[@amandawebb546]

Alabama here too. My high schooler wants to go to Auburn for the veterinary program

[@liztefft5312]

Thank you, Pam! We are headed into the 10th grade year with my son.

[@eunjinkim6676]

We live in Auburn, too!!!

[@JuliaCantley]

Great topic, thank you so much!

[@juliabriggs5379]

How do you grade? Do you determine the grade, if the class is not accredited?