Kristel_2000  wrote:

  Tessla1996  wrote:
Hello, Our family just recently relocated to Texas and need a guaranteed homeschooling solution to not fall behind with the curriculum back home. We literally have no time to puzzle together resources. Must I keep records of my homeschooling in Texas? I would be very thankful for feedback on the homeschool program for Texas. I'd be grateful for any pointers or help.

Hello there. It is not an obligation by law for homeschoolers in Texas to keep records ,nevertheless, it is deemed considerably helpful and beneficial to maintain a homeschooling portfolio for your child’s progress for each grade. This information is crucial when it comes to creating a high school transcript for future college or career needs or in case the homeschooler needs to return to school in the future.

As a parent, you may want to consider things worth keeping record of. Some ideas for you:

• For any standardized tests taken, keep record of the scores

• The grades by subject received by the child

• The subject work undertaken at each grade level

• Other achievements of the child including extracurricular activities the child participated in

• Any volunteer time the student spent while homeschooling

I appreciate the input.

  Tessla1996  wrote:
I appreciate the input.

No worries!

  Soma_homeschooling  wrote:

  Tessla1996  wrote:
Hello, Our family just recently relocated to Texas and need a guaranteed homeschooling solution to not fall behind with the curriculum back home. We literally have no time to puzzle together resources. Must I keep records of my homeschooling in Texas? I would be very thankful for feedback on the homeschool program for Texas. I'd be grateful for any pointers or help.

Homeschool recordkeeping in Texas is not a requirement by law.

Thanks

  Tessla1996  wrote:
Thanks

You're welcome! Feel free to reply if you have any other questions.