Comment with Your Commitment! What Week Will You Create Your Records?
Comment with Your Commitment! What Week Will You Create Your Records?
I'm asking you to finish your homeschool records every year, before you start summer vacation.
Why? So you can get some GREAT feedback, that's why!
Chelle sent me an email filled with excitement. She had just submitted her junior's first ever transcript and course description and the college coordinator wrote back and said, "This is great! I'm going to hold you up as the shining example of how to do homeschool transcripts and course descriptions!"
Carrie sent me a message and committed to working on her transcripts! Can you make that commitment too? Pick a date, perhaps a week, to reserve JUST for updating your transcripts and course descriptions. Got it? Leave a comment and make your commitment!
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