Personalized Homeschool Curriculum for High School
Rigorous Grades 9-12 courses with prerequisite-aware planning, projects, grading, mentor support, and records parents can use for transcripts, college, career, or training plans.
$149/month after trial
- Grades 9-12 course pathways
- Attendance, grades, and record exports
- College, career, and training planning
Build Their High School Curriculum
A high school plan with clear courses, progress, and records
Plan complete Grades 9-12 courses around prerequisites, graduation goals, and what comes next. Your student can move faster, slow down, or follow an interest without losing the overall course sequence.
Courses with a clear sequence
Build a program across mathematics, science, English, history, economics, technology, engineering, and electives with prerequisites and next steps in view.
Independence without isolation
Students see what to do next, move through lessons and projects, and ask the in-product mentor for help when they need it.
Projects that make learning useful
Research, writing, labs, problem-solving, and projects help students apply what they learn and build stronger academic skills.
Records for transcript planning
Review course titles, attendance, grades, completed work, proof packets, and exports as you maintain transcripts and other homeschool records.
Course progress and records parents can document
Your student sees the course, current unit, today's work, progress, feedback, and what comes next. You can follow attendance, grades, completed work, and record exports from the parent dashboard without taking over the lesson.
What the student gets
- Course-level paths for Grades 9-12
- Research, labs, writing, projects, and assessments
- Lessons selected for the student's current readiness and goals
- Projects, writing, problem-solving, and applied work
- Assessments with grading and feedback
- A visible learning path and daily next step
- In-product mentor support
What the parent actually does
- Plan courses around prerequisites, graduation goals, and likely next steps
- Review progress and completed evidence without teaching every lesson
- Keep attendance, grades, proof packets, and exports organized
- Use mentor support when a course or weekly plan needs adjustment
A curriculum built around your student
Starting level, pace, interests, goals, and completed work all shape what your student sees next.
Readiness
Your student starts from what they are ready to learn, not from a generic grade-level sequence.
Interests
Examples and projects connect academic skills to topics your student already wants to understand.
Goals
The learning path can support grade-level work, acceleration, review, or a specific academic direction.
Progress
Completed work, assessment results, and feedback help shape the next lesson and a realistic weekly pace.
Build a high school program around their goals
Choose from mathematics, sciences, English, history, economics, technology, engineering, and electives, then personalize the level, pace, and project work.
- Algebra
- Geometry
- Calculus
- Statistics
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
- English language arts
- History
- Economics
- Computer science
- Engineering
Choose the plan that fits their high school program
Start with one course, or combine up to twelve standard and custom subjects in one program. Every paid plan starts with 14 days free.
- Single Subject: $49 per month after the 14-day free trial
- School in a Box: $149 per month after the 14-day free trial
Planning a personalized homeschool program for Grades 9-12
Start with the student's goals
Consider state homeschool requirements, the student's interests, and likely next steps such as college, training, work, scholarships, or athletics. Then choose courses, prerequisites, and a yearly pace that support those goals. Requirements vary, so families should verify current rules with the relevant organization.
Keep records as each course progresses
Course titles, dates, attendance, grades, completed assignments, projects, and assessment results are easier to manage throughout the year than to reconstruct later. The platform helps parents preserve this information, while parents remain responsible for official homeschool records and transcripts.
Questions parents ask before starting
Is TheHomeschoolingCompany accredited?
No. TheHomeschoolingCompany provides curriculum, software, and support for parent-directed homeschooling. It is not an accredited school, does not act as a school of record, and does not issue diplomas. Parents remain responsible for graduation decisions, records, and state requirements.
What records do parents receive?
The platform supports attendance, weekly reports or grids, learning records, grades, proof packets, Attendance PDFs, and record export. Parents use those materials to maintain their homeschool records and transcript documentation.
How is high school curriculum personalized?
Each subject can begin from the student's current readiness and adapt around goals, interests, pace, completed work, and assessment results. Students can be at different levels in different subjects and follow a plan that fits their next step.
Does the curriculum include labs, projects, and writing?
Yes. Depending on the subject, students complete research, writing, labs, problem-solving, projects, assessments, and revision alongside lessons. Printable materials are available for supported work.
Can a high school student work independently?
Students can work substantially independently through lessons and projects and can use the in-product mentor for help. Parents still review progress, approve the program, and maintain the official homeschool records.
Can students work at different levels in different subjects?
Yes. A student can follow different starting levels and pacing across subjects. That makes it possible to accelerate in one area, review foundations in another, and keep the overall workload realistic.
Does this work for college-bound students?
The curriculum can support rigorous courses, projects, grades, and records for college planning. Families must verify the current requirements of each college, scholarship, athletic organization, or other program.
Does TheHomeschoolingCompany issue transcripts or diplomas?
No. TheHomeschoolingCompany is not a school of record and does not issue transcripts or diplomas. Parents can use grades, attendance, course information, proof packets, and exports to support the official records they maintain.
Build a high school program around your student
Give them complete courses, personalized pacing, meaningful projects, mentor support, and the independence to keep moving forward.