STUDENT INFORMATION

If reporting Dual Enrollment courses, please upload supporting transcript. Ensure course name matches the transcript.  Percentage grade is required.  You may ask the teacher to issue a percentage grade for your student. If however, this is not possible, the Parent/Guardian on record may assign the corresponding grade. 

 

INSTRUCTIONS

ACADEMIC REPORT: 10 Point Grading Scale

IMPORTANT:

In the subject line include "CP" for College Preparatory Course, "H" for any Honors course, "AP"for Advanced Placement course, and "D" for Dual Enrollment after each course name.  Leave blank if unknown.  Example: English 9  CP  

Dual Enrollment: Please ensure you get a percentage grade from the teacher for all Dual Enrollment courses, otherwise the homeschool parent must assign a percentage grade. Supporting document from school must be uploaded at time of report.  You must include the class code and title in the subject line.  Example: GEO102 World Geography  D  

Note: In order to be properly credited, all Honors Courses must include a class syllabus and Dual Enrollment courses must include a transcript with grades.

A: 100-90 (Excellent)

B: 89-80 (Very Good)  

C: 79-70 (Average)  

D: 69-60 (Passing)  

F: 59 or below (Failure)  

I: Incomplete

W: Withdrawn 

Input subject name & course title (subject, Class, Book or Curriculum Name)

CREDIT GUIDELINE:

One Semester=Half Credit (.50)  Full Year=One Credit (1.00)

One College Semester=One Year High School Credit (1.00) 

MIDDLE SCHOOLERS:

Only put the credit earned for high school courses.  Middle school courses are not deemed high school worthy for credit.  Leave credit box blank if no high school credit was earned.

We kindly ask that you DO NOT USE ALL CAPS when inputting info below. Doing so may cause a delay for transcript requests.

ATTENDANCE RECORD

REPORTING EDUCATOR

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: By clicking submit, I acknowledge the information inputted herein are true. RECORD KEEPING: I understand that it is my responsibility to maintain educational records. Educational Records requirement vary state to state.  Records may include:(1) a plan book, diary, or other record indicating subjects taught and activities in which the student and parent-teacher engage; (2) a portfolio of samples of the student’s academic work; (3) a semiannual progress report including attendance records and individualized documentation of the student’s academic progress in each of the basic instructional areas specified in the law.