Lets Homeschool High School Directory
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How To Use AP Courses in Your Homeschool
First off, what are AP courses? AP/Advanced Placement courses is a program that is run by College Board. This program gives high school students the -
28 Essential Life Skills Your Teen Needs to Know to "Adult"
One of the ultimate goals of homeschooling high school is sending your child out in the world to become independent adults. A key to that is preparing them -
13 Homeschool Science Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
© Greg Landry 2019 As homeschooling parents we give our children so many advantages as they move into the middle and upper grades and then to college. But, -
How to Assign High School Grades
To Grade or Not to Grade? The age-old homeschool question, to grade or not to grade? While in the early learning years mastering material is the key goal -
The Key Questions Your High Schooler Should Ask at College Visits!
Is your student gearing up to visit some prospective colleges that they are interested in? A college visit goes beyond just taking in the sights. Students -
Infographic: Get A Debt Free College Education
Getting a debt-free college education isn’t a mystery. It takes a little planning and some extra effort, but it’s worth every minute! -
College Life Series: Successful Steps From Homeschool to College
Ever wonder how homeschoolers make it into college? If you’re teaching a high school student at this time, college is likely on your mind. But, how do -
College Life Series: Financial Planning and Scholarships
Congratulations! You’ve finally been accepted into the college of your choice and you’re on top of the world, right? Wait a minute. How will you be paying -
College Life Series: Tracking College Credits
About to start college? Freshman year is such an exciting (and somewhat scary) time! Wondering if you’re ready for this whole – college thing? From -
College Life Series: College Essay Guide
Is your student about to embark on a college adventure? It doesn’t take long before new college students have an “eye-opening” run-in with college writing!
