Homeschooling High School

Homeschooling high school? Whether you are a student or a parent...Congratulations!

You've made it through the elementary and middle school years and now you and your student are entering the final stretch on your way to graduation. At this level you will need to make decisions about your future. What will your student do when she is graduated from your homeschool? College? He'll need a transcript. Career? She'll (most likely) need a diploma. What curriculum should you use if your student is college bound? What program would be best for career training?

Deborah Erbach Burger, "graduated" homeschool mother of 4 has graciously agreed to contribute to these high school pages. For over ten years, she has been a popular speaker in the Southeastern United States on a variety of homeschool topics. She has authored several booklets and provides valuable services to homeschoolers, including testing and speaking. Click here for more info. Her experience, hindsight, and willingness to share her knowledge has been encouraging to me as I enter this phase of homeschooling.

Use the links below to read articles as you make your homeschooling high school journey. Sign up for HBD's newsletter (on the right) for updates!

How To Set Goals

Time Management for Teens

A Word For Worn And Weary Veterans Experiencing Homeschool Burnout

ACT, SAT or Both?

Teen Jobs

High School @ Home: You Can Do It! Book and CD-ROM By Diana Johnson / B & H Publishing Group Could you use a look at the big picture when it comes to homeschooling? Or perhaps you need practical, hands-on helpwhen it comes to designing a high school course of study. Or maybe you're looking for information on how to get your high-school homeschooler into the college of their choice. Look no further! High School at Home covers all of these areas, as well as chapters on evaluating coursework, graduation, special-needs, and other relevant 'grey' areas of homeschooling. Written in a personal, direct tone, Diana Johnson takes away the fear of the unknown with each new sentence. A fresh mix of personal anecdotes, educational theory, practical advice and examples to learn from, make this an invaluable resource to the homeschool parent approaching--or already in--the high school years. 295 pages with forms and CD-ROM.

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