Making a Homeschool High School Transcript

Once your homeschool child reaches the high- The child's grade level
school level, it is time to learn how to make a high- The course titles
school transcript for them. This is especially- What credits were attempted and how many
important if your child is planning to attend college.credits were actually earned.
Fortunately, making this type of transcript isn't- The final grade for each course
difficult to create as long as you are organized.Finishing Up
What You'll NeedOnce you have gathered together all of the
In order to make a homeschool high schoolinformation that you need you will want to write
transcript you will need:your child's name, address, Social Security number
- Records and grades for each high school courseand "Homeschooled by (your name)" across the
- A word processing programtop of the transcripts. You can then add the
Creating The Chartaforementioned chart with its four sections
You will want to start off with a simple chart thatbeneath this information. Make sure that you have
is divided into both sections and columns. Divideyour child's cumulative GPA for all 4 years, the
the sections into the child's age, grade level andtotal number of credits earned, whether they
the year in which they accomplished the work.earned a diploma and their graduation date at the
Other information that is needed includes yourbottom. At the bottom of the transcript you will
student's name, address, phone number, emailwant to list any awards that were won and test
address, birth date, and your name and how youscores for the SAT or ACT if your child took it.
can be contacted (i.e. the name of yourIn Conclusion...
homeschool, its address, phone number and emailAfter you have done all of this work, make sure
address).that you save a copy of your child's transcripts
For each school year, you will need to include thefor yourself. You will also want to print out
following information:several copies so that your child can include them
- The school year (i.e. 2006/2007)with any applications that they fill out.