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Homeschooling high school comes with unique advantages: flexibility, the ability to tailor learning to your student’s strengths, and opportunities to explore college-level work on your own terms. When it comes to earning college credit before graduation, three common options stand out: Dual Enrollment, CLEP exams, and AP courses . Here’s how homeschool families can navigate them. 1. Dual Enrollment: College Courses at Your Pace What it is: Dual enrollment lets students take r

Homeschooling high school can feel like walking a tightrope. Between planning courses, preparing for standardized tests, managing transcripts, and exploring extracurriculars, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. The key? A four-year plan that’s intentional, flexible, and reflective of your student’s unique strengths . Here’s how to create a roadmap that works—not just on paper, but in real life. 1. Start with the Big Picture Before you map out courses or grades, ask yourself: What

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