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  • Homeschool Progress Report 2025-2026

    This form enables South Carolina homeschool families to create and retain a compliant progress report for their student(s). In accordance with SC Option 3 law, a Semi-Annual Progress Report—documenting attendance and individualized academic progress—must be maintained in your personal records.
  • Academic Reporting

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  • Progress Report

  • English for Grades K-6
    South Carolina homeschool law requires you to list "Reading" and "Writing" as separate subjects, even if your curriculum combines them as "English" or "Language Arts."

    For Example: 

    Reading: Course focused on comprehension and fluency.
    Writing: Course focused on sentence structure and creative writing.

    Letter Grades are optional through 8th grade, though we recommend including them. 

    Progress Reports are required, but allow you to document your child’s learning in a way that aligns with your family’s educational approach. If you prefer specific guidance, consider using the following descriptors:

    • Exceeds Expectations (E): Select this if your child consistently demonstrates a strong understanding of the material and surpasses grade-level standards.
    • Demonstrates Steady Growth (G): Use this if your child is steadily working toward mastery and meeting curriculum goals.
    • Requires Additional Support (S): Choose this if your child requires additional support or reteaching to achieve the desired level of understanding.

    Next to subject enter your class name such as Math 4, Biology, American History, Creative Writing, etc.

  • English for Grades 7-8
    South Carolina homeschool law requires you to list Literature and Composition as separate subjects for students in 7th and 8th grade, even if your curriculum combines them as "English" or "Language Arts." For compliance, your records and reports should show both "Literature" and "Composition" as separate subjects, regardless of how your curriculum materials are organized

    For Example: 

    Literature: Course focused on reading and analyzing novels, poetry, and other literary works.
    Composition: Course focused on developing writing skills, including essays, research papers, and creative writing.

    Letter and Percentage Grades are optional through 8th grade, though we recommend including them. 

    Progress Reports are required, but give you flexibility to describe your child’s development in a way that fits your educational approach. For more specific feedback, you might use these descriptors:

    • Exceeds Expectations (E): Consistently demonstrates advanced understanding and analysis of material.
    • Making Consistent Progress (P): Steadily develops skills and meets curriculum goals.
    • Needs Further Development (N): Would benefit from additional instruction or practice to strengthen understanding.

    Next to subject enter your class name such as Math 4, Biology, American History, Creative Writing, etc.

  • English for High School
    South Carolina homeschool law requires you to report Literature and Composition as separate subjects for students in 7th-12th grades, even if your curriculum combines them as "English" or "Language Arts." For compliance, your records and reports should show both "Literature" and "Composition" as separate subjects, regardless of how your curriculum materials are organized.

    *Transcripts may list a course as “English 1” to represent both Literature and Composition. However, your personal course descriptions should specify that both components-Literature and Composition-were included in the curriculum.

    For Example: 

    Literature: Course focused on reading and analyzing novels, poetry, and other literary works.
    Composition: Course focused on developing writing skills, including essays, research papers, and creative writing.

    Letter and Percentage Grades are optional through 8th grade, though we recommend including them. 

    Progress Reports are required, but give you flexibility to describe your child’s development in a way that fits your educational approach. For more specific feedback, you might use these descriptors:

    • Exceeds Expectations (E): Consistently demonstrates advanced understanding and analysis of material.
    • Making Consistent Progress (P): Steadily develops skills and meets curriculum goals.
    • Needs Further Development (N): Would benefit from additional instruction or practice to strengthen understanding.

    Next to subject enter your class name such as Math 4, Biology, American History, Creative Writing, etc.

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