The Homeschool Librarian Loved This Book
This book doesn't try to be all things to all people; it focuses on documentation and transcript writing and does it well. Lee Binz (the HomeScholar) uses the transcripts and documents from her own children's records as examples, as well as those of numerous other students.
It's helpful to see exactly what a good transcript looks like, especially one that doesn't require an umbrella school or an expensive computer program (she uses Microsoft Word for all her documents).
Her writing is engaging (lots of exclamation points, which made me laugh) and she drives her point home: you can do this! If you've made the decision to homeschool through high school, this book will give you the tools you need to document it properly.
If you're on the fence, Setting the Records Straight may give you the confidence you need to take the leap with your student."
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