Comments on: 5 (Surprising) Things You Should Know About Homeschooling High School

By: Taylor Kim

Taylor Kim

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By: Alex Chen

Alex Chen

This was genuinely informative. I ended up checking out Connections Coach tool while digging into Spoiler-safe hints, and the angle on Connections Coach is especially interesting. Thanks for the thoughtful post.

By: Jamilyn

Jamilyn

As I’m preparing to start a high schooler next school year, this was info I needed to hear. When they are little, high school seems so far away. I want to enjoy all of these last precious high school years. So glad to hear they were some of the best yet!

By: Rachael Alsbury

Rachael Alsbury

What a helpful post! High school can seem like such a mystery sometimes. I will definitely check out the post about the transcripts because it’s something I’ve always wondered about.

By: Donnesa McPherson

Donnesa McPherson

Thank you for this glimpse into how things change, and stay the same, as my children get older! The transcripts are what scare me also! As with most homeschoolers, my children’s interests and abilities are everywhere, I’m not sure how this is going to look in high school.
I see that you write about differing needs, in my homeschool I have a child on the Spectrum and Sensory Processing differences. I will definitely be checking out the books you have written! 🙂 Would you say that having the differing needs changes up the high school experience a little more? Thank you again 🙂 🙂 🙂