Tubbies, Cubbies and Binder Queens

In this video, Lee Binz, The HomeScholar, explains the four different types of homeschool high school record keeping and discusses how you should try to "move up the food chain" each year you homeschoool.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• homescholar
• homeschool
• high school
• record keeping
• methods
• college
• scholarships

[Ejahi]

this was a great video. I am all 3 in one they also call us Capircorns. I am afraid to throw papers out. Is it best to just pick one style? Will doing all three to be organize somehow defeat the purpose of keeping clear documentation?

[homescholar]

Hi Ejahi,

It's better to keep all your high school records instead of throwing them all out - that's for sure! As long as you have what you need to pull together the course descriptions and transcripts, you're fine. Just keep the goal in mind.

Blessings,

Lee

[scrapgrrl]

Yay! I started out homeschooling (in 2003, when my oldest started K5 ... He's in 6th grade now.) as a Binder Queen, *lol* I am an order-freak, so binders are the way to go for me! ... I have four children, who are in 6th, 4th, 2nd and kindergarten.

I didn't know that thier immunization record needed to be with their school work though. I have ours, but they aren't in with the school stuff.

[Ejahi]

Thanks