Homeschool High School | The Homescholar E book | The Easy Truth

    A story of hope for homeschool parents determined to give their kids the first-class high school education they deserve… How I Converted 4 Years of Independent Homeschooling into Transcripts That Earned Both My Sons Full Tuition Scholarships Totaling $184,852 from Their First Choice University! Now YOU can produce winning homeschool transcripts that will help your child’s college dreams come true… Without spending a thin dime on so-called accreditation agencies … Without having to follow inflexible programs that hamstring your homeschool and beat the joy of learning right out of your child … And without EVER allowing yourself to be intimidated by pompous professional educators who insist they know better than you what’s right for your family! My mission is to show you how, right here on this webpage. Read on to discover the easy truth …   Dear Homeschool Parent: My name is Lee Binz. I'm just a regular homeschool mom who four years ago struck gold in the form of those two full-tuition scholarships.Ever since then, parents have been asking me, "How did you create such beautiful transcripts for your boys?" Well, the truth is: it wasn't easy. When I started homeschooling high school, I was filled with insecurity and self-doubt.  I mean, who was to say what colleges wanted in homeschool records?  The truth was, I didn’t know.  Worse, I KNEW I DIDN’T KNOW and that truth terrified me. My husband and I wanted desperately to graduate our boys from homeschool.  We had tasted the bitterness of public schools when our kids were younger and we were positively committed to not returning.  And we didn’t have the money for college, let alone for private Christian high school.Besides, homeschooling our boys had been the most WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE of our lives and we would have done ANYTHING to finish the job right.   Still, every time I thought about preparing and maintaining a high school transcript, I’d break out in a cold-sweat.  I’m sort of different in the way I deal with stress, though….  I research like crazy until I master the information! When I was studying how to create my sons' transcripts, I noticed none of the homeschool experts seemed to agree about ANYTHING!I would read six different books and end up with seven different opinions on how to do a transcript! Each book would have an entirely different approach to grades, credits, record keeping, co-op classes, format and just about every other aspect of creating a transcript. It was SO FRUSTRATING!  So, I decided to look into the popular options of accreditation programs and alternative education.  These groups, however, seemed to totally dismiss and discount my method of homeschooling and made me feel inadequate as a teacher and a mother. "Dear Lee,Honestly, we are IN AWE of the resources you've got here. With our journey into high school just beginning, we are SO happy to have you with us! Thank you again for putting together such AMAZING resources for the homeschool community!"  ~ Lori and Scott in Georgia   I Knew There Had To Be A Better Way!  I was totally overwhelmed by all the conflicting "hard and fast" rules on how things HAD to be done, most of which did not apply to my situation. I grew weary of the suggestion that my way of homeschooling was somehow deficient. And I felt extremely frustrated when I was told a certain format, a particular approach, or a single method would guarantee success! I had already seen homeschoolers of all varieties succeed, so I knew it had to be possible. None of these rigid "declarations" worked for me. In addition, none of the books I read helped me in my “free form” homeschool, which was very hard to compartmentalize.  The books seemed to be geared either to unschooling or "school at home," with no help for people in the middle or families who do both.  I could find no single source that would speak to parents who were elsewhere on the unschooling-to-classical continuum. I remember at one point feeling so discouraged and inadequate that I really considered throwing in the towel. Through this process, though, one thought kept coming back to me:  “This shouldn’t be so hard!" "I finished the entire ebook, and I LOVED IT!!! You have completely changed my mind on this issue.  I feel empowered.  Our next child will be armed with a transcript so he can apply for scholarships just like any other applicant.  Creating a transcript for our second son has empowered me even more with knowledge that we can do this.  Now I feel supported.  You are one of my heroes." ~ Stacie in Utah And Then...a Breakthrough!My breakthrough came when I started talking to the colleges.  My reasoning was they were going to be the customer of all my hard work, so why not ask them directly what they were looking for? That’s when I discovered the SHOCKING TRUTH about homeschool transcripts – the truth the experts and agencies won’t divulge!And what is that truth??? (Drumroll please) Ahem:  “There are lots of right ways of doing things.”Ta-Da!  That’s it.  Now before you go getting all disappointed in this message, keep in mind that there is one VERY IMPORTANT CORROLARY to this truth.The colleges completely get this!That’s right -- colleges understand homeschooling and homeschool transcripts.  Beyond that, colleges really LIKE homeschool students.  We’ve come a long way, baby, from the early days of homeschooling when colleges looked at parents like they just crawled out from under a rock.These days, most colleges appreciate all of the variety they see coming from independent homeschool students.  They love our quirky course titles, our “delight directed learning,” our “mommy-grades” and “kitchen credits”.  Most shocking of all, they didn’t seem to even care much about accreditation, which seemed like the “be-all-end-all” to many homeschooling experts.In fact, in my research it has become clear that ONLY ONE GROUP really cares about accreditation – the agencies that make money on accreditation!  You see, accredited transcripts cost lots of money.  Accreditation agencies WANT TO TAKE lots of YOUR money.  They place ads all over the internet and in magazines, spouting phrases like “accredited homeschool” and “real transcript” and (most offensive of all) “real teachers.”Do you catch the irony here?  The people who want you to pay them the BIG BUCKS are the only ones who seem to care deeply about accreditation.  That presents a MASSIVE CONFLICT OF INTEREST.  It pays for them to confuse you, make you feel insecure and emphasize the importance of high priced accreditation, when most colleges couldn't care less! "Your transcripts and records were the best organized and documented I have seen" ~ Bryan Jones, Associate Director of Admissions, Seattle Pacific University       But Why Don't the Colleges Care? It's simple, really.  Colleges see unaccredited transcripts ALL THE TIME from public and private schools.  That’s right; transcripts from a brick-and-mortar school may be just as unaccredited as your own homeschool transcript.Part of the college’s job is to assess the high school records of ALL students who apply.  And the most shocking part of all: They know that even if an ACCREDITED transcript says English 1 with an “A” grade, the student may not be able to read and write at a college level!  For heaven’s sake, they don’t even take an accredited GPA at face value, but will often RECALCULATE it to meet their standards! It is their job to assess EVERY student and they learned long ago not to blindly accept accredited transcripts.  They operate under the Ronald Reagan philosophy of “Trust, but verify.”Sure, there are a handful of backwards-thinking colleges that want homeschoolers to jump through unreasonable hoops but they are a rapidly shrinking minority.  "I just purchased your e-book and I love it!  I have read books about homeschooling through high school all the way from 400 pages long to 125 pages.  And I must say, your book is so easy to digest.  The Planning Guide is so practical.  For those individuals who have not seen something like this, I bet it is a true Godsend for them. Thanks again for your phenomenal resource."~ Jenny in Washington Blessed Relief...  You cannot imagine how liberating this realization was for me. It meant I had the freedom to teach any subject or skill in a way that worked for my family without being judged harshly by people who didn’t know me or my children.It meant I didn’t have to change my homeschool, just so I could fit into the way some book said that I had to homeschool.It meant I could relax and feel confident about my children’s college preparation and could give them the freedom to JUST ENJOY LEARNING, without second guessing myself about tests, textbooks and grades. But how about you?  Where are you in your homeschooling journey?     See if Any of These Scenarios Seem Familiar to You...    Maybe you have a junior high student and the thing that keeps you from continuing your effective homeschool is fear of making the “PERMANENT RECORD?” Or maybe you are starting your high school years and don’t know how to organize your homeschool or what classes are required for college, or how to determine grades or credits. Perhaps you’re progressing through high school and the transcript is growing to be an all-encompassing worry, filling every waking moment.  You feel like you are too busy teaching to keep records or learn about transcripts.  What’s worse, you are beginning to worry about the homeschool courses and experiences that you might be FORGETTING! You may have a senior, and you are feeling...

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