• Step-by-step instructions, combined with sample pages, ensure that you are able to easily help your teen learn how to use their planner well and establish a habit of time management.
• Show your student how to both set a schedule for weekly success and establish long-term goals, like reading through a booklist.
• Monthly spreads and project planning pages further help your student grasp the concept of big picture planning and goal setting, while life skill tips give them an idea of growth goals that need to be set.
• New designs every month make it fun to keep up with the daily necessities such as school assignments, chores, and other responsibilities.
• You high schooler can be encouraged as they look back on each semester and note successes and special memories.
• Reference articles covering topics such as transcripts, credit requirements, and goals for each year help take the uncertainty out of these exciting years.

• Find resources to help you build a four-year plan to guide each decision along the way.
• Manage weekly needs with plenty of space to record daily assignments, plan for projects, and manage extracurricular activities.
• Step-by-step instructions serve as a homeschool guidance counselor, helping you build a solid course schedule.
• Confidently step into the transcript process, learning how to fulfill credit requirements, calculate GPA, and develop a solid homeschool transcript.
• Guide your college bound student well each year with annual task lists to help them stay on track.
• Learn how to choose the best college entrance exams for your student and discover helpful test-taking strategies.
• Ensure that portfolio building is a breeze by keeping track of textbooks, literature read, volunteer activities, and more.

Keep track of high school well with this collection of forms and guides to help you walk through each step of the journey. These forms include guidelines for choosing credits and electives, translating number grades into credits earned, and completing high school testing. You'll be able to record attendance, grades, volunteer hours, and other community activities on a monthly basis throughout all four years of high school.

There are forms for planning, journaling, and recording for each year, as well as space for making general notes about projects and other miscellaneous activities. Finally, find sample high school transcripts, blank transcript forms, and forms to help your student process college or other post-graduation paths. When used with the High School Portfolio Binder, each set of forms will store neatly either in the general section of the binder or behind the appropriate dividers for each year.