What does not belong on a homeschool transcript
Grade inflation, invented course titles, AP without the Course Audit, and credit for ordinary family life. Why the truthful page is also the stronger one.
The journal
The Journal
Notes on the paperwork, the law, and the long middle years.
Which Bible translations you may legally reproduce in your own materials
KJV, WEB and Douay-Rheims are free to reprint. Modern translations are licensed, not free. What fair use actually covers when you make a worksheet.
Putting morning time and the church year on a record without inflating it
Morning time, memory work, hymn study and the liturgical year are real teaching. Where they honestly belong on a portfolio or a transcript.
Awarding credit for theology, apologetics and church history
How to count hours for theology, apologetics and church history, how to choose 0.5 or 1.0 honestly, and what to keep so the line survives a reader.
What a Christian college asks a homeschooler for, and what the state university asks
The two application paths diverge on transcript format, testing, the counselor letter, and course rigor. Here is where, and what to confirm with each school.
Booking Bible as a real subject on a transcript
How to name a Bible or theology course, what belongs in the description, how to set hours and credit, and the four claims not to make.