Records made easy

Homeschool attendance record & report card template

Keep a clear attendance log and quarterly report cards for every child — auto-filled from their packets, fully editable by you. Upload homework photos for grading when you want help scoring.

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Plain answers

What is a homeschool attendance record? A simple day-by-day log of school days your child worked. Many states ask families to keep one. Ours is state-neutral and not a legal form — check your state's rules.

What is on the report card? Child first name, grade, subjects, packets completed, estimated hours, standards/skills covered, and a suggested grade per subject from scores you record. Grade scale: A 90+, B 80–89, C 70–79, D 60–69, below 60 = Needs practice. Leave scores blank and fill grades by hand anytime.

Per child, always. Siblings on one family plan each get their own attendance, scores, and report cards — keyed by family + child id, not by name alone.

Upload homework for grading. In the parent portal, pick a child, packet, and day, then upload a photo, scan, or PDF. We compare objective answers to the answer key, mark that day present, and update the report card. You can override any grade. Open-ended writing is flagged for your review. Photos are graded in memory and not stored; only scores are kept.

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FAQ

Do I need a homeschool attendance record?

Many states ask homeschool families to keep attendance records. Requirements vary. Our log is a helpful tool, not legal advice — check your own state's rules.

Can I edit the auto grades?

Yes. Every grade field on the report card is editable (fillable PDF and portal). If no scores are entered, grades stay blank for you to fill in by hand.

How accurate is upload grading?

Objective items (short math answers, unit rates, percents) work best. Handwriting varies. Open-ended writing is never auto-scored — it is marked needs parent review. You can override anything.

Is my child's work private?

Yes. Uploads are private and never public. Uploaded photos are graded in memory and not stored; only scores are kept.

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