Hanging over your head is the thought of writing a transcript for your high schooler. It sounds like an overwhelming task, but what if I told you that it isn't.

After 2 graduates and 1 who is close to that, I used to be in your shoes. I thought there was some special skill needed for this, but it turns out that anyone can do it: even me and you!

I have a few simple steps that will help you be prepared to write that transcript, so you can spend more time homeschooling than filling out a form. And stick around until the end for my final tips that will help you feel confident in this task.

Grab a pen and paper and take a few notes!

♥ Leigh

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