Itza2002 wrote:
Hi, It is an obligation by law for homeschoolers in California to maintain some records such as the completed private school affidavit, records of immunization or waivers, faculty qualifications as well as their addresses, courses taught, and student attendance. It is also recommended and considered beneficial to keep a homeschooling record of your child’s progress over time. This information is very important when it comes to developing a high school transcript for colleges or career needs or in the event the homeschooler needs to return to school in the future.As a parent, you may want to consider maintaining a record of these:
• For any standardized examinations taken, maintain record of the scores
• The subject topics covered at each grade level
• Other accomplishments of the children including extracurricular activities the children participated in
• Any volunteer service the student undertook while homeschooling
• The grades by subject gotten by the children
This page provides a lot of good guidance on homeschooling in California:
Thanks for the suggestion!
It is not only required by California law, but it is also deemed helpful and valuable to keep a homeschooling record of your child’s progress year to year.
Homeschool recordkeeping in California is a requirement by law.
