Records
The records write themselves. You just teach.
Every lesson you tick off becomes a record. By the time an evaluator, a district or a college asks, the attendance, hours, portfolio, grades and transcript are already there. They match, because they all come from the same taps.
What the records include
- Attendance report, printable, per child per year
- Hours by area, from recorded lessons and logged learning
- A learning log for the days that were school but not a lesson
- A portfolio of work samples, dated, by subject
- Grades with weighted categories if you want them
- Transcript with credits, letter grades and GPA
- Pace warnings before a subject runs out of room
- Every record exportable as CSV or JSON, on every plan
One record, seven views
Each is built from the same lessons and log entries, so none of them has to be kept up by hand.
Attendance
A day counts when a lesson was recorded on it, or when you logged learning: a field trip, a read-aloud, an afternoon at the museum. The report shows days attended against the number for your state, and how many school days are left to reach it.
Hours by subject
Each subject carries its usual minutes, and you record the real minutes when you want to. Recorded lessons and logged learning add their minutes to their area, so the states that ask for hours in core subjects get a number that reconciles.
Learning log
The days that were school but not a lesson. Log the field trip once for every child who went, with its area and minutes, and it counts toward attendance and hours.
Portfolio
A photo of the essay, the science board, the page of sums. Dated, filed under the child and the subject, and printed into the year-end packet for the states that ask for work samples.
Grades and averages
Turn grading on for a subject, choose categories with weights or none, and enter scores. Averages build themselves. Nothing is curved unless you say so; the math is the math a parent can check by hand.
The transcript
Every school year, every course with its credits, its description, the provider if it was an outside class, the letter grade on the scale you chose, and a credit-weighted GPA. Printed like a school would print it: letterhead, the child's legal name, a signature line.
Year-end packet
One click: attendance calendar, hours by subject, course list, learning log, books read and work samples. Print it or save it as a PDF.
Emma, Noah and Mia are an invented family.
A record-keeping tool, not a lawyer
Requirements differ by state, by grade band, and by which legal option a family filed under, and they change. Homeschool Up stores the numbers you enter, days and hours, and tells you how far along you are. Presets come with a link to the official page and the date we checked it.
Records stay yours
Everything exports, on every plan, any time. If you stop subscribing, your records are not deleted: they stay readable and exportable.
Start the records tonight
Set up your children and subjects in a few minutes. The first lesson you tick off is the first line of the attendance report.
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