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Now I don’t know about you, but despite my best intentions, I seem to always forget something that has already been purchased, curriculum ideas for upcoming years, or what may already be on our bookshelves to use for our younger children. Sticky notes and random sheets of paper just don’t cut it, so the Middle and High School Planner pages were put together to make life a little easier for myself overall. (And let’s face it, these are a lot prettier than the random sheets of notebook paper that were accumulating in my binder).
I’m printing off a copy for each of our children and it gives me a central location to jot down notes, ideas, and what we’re doing as we go along. Overall, there are sixteen pages in the Middle and High School Planner pages (plus one that you don’t have to print at the end), and two different versions – a blue/green color-themed set and a rainbow color-themed set. Laurianna saw me working on them and said she thought hers should have more color, so I had to readjust them. (grins)
If you’d like to see what we’ve been planning for homeschool high school so far, don’t miss our Homeschool High School Plan post that was shared earlier. In addition to walking through our overall plans I share how overwhelmed I was to begin with and some tips on laying the foundation for the upcoming years. There is also a link to a simple overview printable that you may prefer to this more in-depth one.
A Quick Look & Overview Planning
Use the first two pages to plan out subjects and curriculum for each year. In the left side column there is room to track the subjects and then plan out what you will use from 6th grade through 12th grade. Be sure to keep track of what you already have on hand – and don’t need to purchase!
High School Outline, Requirements, and Schedules
This section allows you to plug in all the information that your state may require for graduation, AP placement, decide your grading scale, and brainstorm elective ideas for your child. There is also a sheet that can be printed off yearly to create a weekly schedule for your child.
Tracking High School Credits
Keep track of the credits your child is earning, books read, extra curricular activities and other important information you might need for high school transcripts. There are five pages for this section: one for early credits (prior to 9th grade if your state allows it) and four pages, one for each year of high school.
Course Descriptions
This section allows you write a short course description of each class that your child takes for credit (may come in handy for college admission later).
–> Download the Middle School and High School Class Planning (blue/green) <–
–> Download the Middle and High School Planning Pages (rainbow) <–
Questions about Homeschooling in High School?
There’s nothing that can strike fear in the heart of a veteran homeschooling parent like the thought of homeschooling high school. Despite what may be years of successful homeschooling, thinking of high school can bring all the fears and doubts of the early years resurging in a homeschool parent’s heart. Read the post Homeschooling in High School for tips and resources from a veteran homeschool mom who has homeschooled and graduated a high schooler.
Have a Student in Need of Organization Help?
If you have a child in middle or high school that needs some organizational help, be sure to check out our Weekly Student Planner! The planner is undated and can be used year after year and has plenty of room for writing down daily assignments, goals, and accomplishments. Learn more HERE.
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Thank you so much for this!! I was just looking last night for something exactly like this – to take place of my notebook scribblings! : )
I hope it’s as much a help to you as it has been to me! :)
yes, thank you! I have been compiling info into a notebook and this will help as well. =) Have you checked out the freebies/site by Lee Binz:
http://www.TheHomeScholar.com
Honestly, this whole high school thing is tricky! Thanks again!
High school brought up all those feelings of inadequacy in me – so didn’t see that coming! It is such a new ballgame, but I am so thankful to have friends walking along with me. :) It definitely helps to have encouragement and support!
Thank You, these will help so much!
Enjoy! Filling out ours for McKenna this weekend. :)
The blue/green set does not have the Course Descriptions pages.
Sara – I just uploaded the corrected copy. I’m sorry!! Thanks so much for letting me know. :)
Thank you so much for these forms. They are well thought out. For a cost is it possible to offer an editable version? I would like my final draft to be neater than my chicken scratch. Have you come up with a transcript form, not that you have to offer, just checking to see if you tackled that beast yet.
Thank you! It will be very helpful! God bless you!
Glad to hear that, Sarah!! I hope it is! :)
Hello Kyrie ! my work colleague obtained a fillable CCV Transcript Release Request Form document with this link
http://goo.gl/udbkJyThank you for these!
I am trying to print the tracker and my printer is saying the file is encrypted and wont print it
You may want to check and make sure your Adobe is up to date. It’s printing fine on my end but sometimes it’s a tech issue between the printer and Adobe. Check this post for printing helps: https://www.homeschoolcreations.net/pdf-downloading-and-printing-problems/
This is so great! I totally needed something to keep me organized and this will be perfect!
So beautifull, so useful thank you so much
that’s just amazing, my daughter is 9 and she gonna love it!
Thanks for cute Templates! My son literally loved them! Keep it up great works!
Thank you for sharing beautifully designed templates. My little son love it.