• Step-by-step instructions for planning and organizing your student’s high school years.
• 5 things you need to know before homeschooling high school, and how to plan high school with the end in mind.
• Curriculum requirements for homeschooling high school, what the typical high school classes are, homeschool laws, state’s course requirements for high school graduation, how many credits are needed to graduate, typical high school classes, and more (on page 11).
• The pros and cons of following the path of dual credit during your student’s high school years and how to earn college credits during high school for FREE. (I’ll explain more about this on page 18.)
• How to homeschool high school with a four-year plan. You will consider your child’s maturity level, previous academics, as well as the natural sequence of classes. On page 24, you will find two possible ways of assigning credits to classes.
• Creating a detailed 9th-grade plan, how to choose the best homeschool curriculum, and 5 basic homeschool curriculum options. You will also find a sample of one family’s curriculum choices and the reasons behind these choices on page 28.
• Grading and basic types of grading scales, and which grading scale might work best for your student’s high school (on page 35).
• High school records keeping essentials and two basic theories behind choosing which records to keep. Page 43 presents a real-life story of a young lady’s college application and the unusual records requirements she encountered.
• What your student’s transcript should include, plus two possible ways of organizing it.
• Printable forms that will keep your high school organized all the way through.

This book will direct you in how to plan and organize your student’s high school studies with a variety of options to choose from in order to set you up for a successful four-year journey.