A portfolio your evaluator will like
Show the year in a few pages per subject: what you covered, samples of work, and your reading list.
One section per subject
A short line on what was covered, then 2–4 dated samples from across the year (start, middle, end).
Add the reading list
Titles and authors; it shows a lot with little effort.
Add attendance and results
Days or hours if your state counts them, and any test results.
Leave a page for the evaluator
Room for their notes and signature makes the meeting quick.
What the states ask
18 of 51 ask for a yearly test, evaluation or portfolio review (or a choice of these) for their main way: Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Louisiana, Maryland, Maine, Minnesota, North Carolina, North Dakota, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, Vermont, Washington, West Virginia.
From our checked data for each state's main way to homeschool. General information, not legal advice; open your state for the details and sources.
Homepen builds the evaluator packet from what you logged: samples, reading list, attendance and a notes page.
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