The journal
Notes on the paperwork, the law, and Bible on the record.
The same transcript, two readers. Where the paths diverge on matching versus reading, testing, the pastor reference, and money, and what to confirm in writing with each school.
Morning time is real teaching in the wrong container. Book the strands, not the hour, and most families land between one and two credits across four years.
Enrolling under a church school or umbrella moves your filing duties in some states and moves nothing in others. Five states, with the statute or regulation for each.
Three you can reprint freely: King James, the World English Bible, and the 1899 Douay-Rheims. Everything modern is licensed. What fair use actually covers when you make a worksheet.
Name it plainly, describe it concretely, and keep four things off the line. What a registrar needs to see.
Grade inflation, invented course titles, AP without the Course Audit, and credit for ordinary family life. Four things to keep off the page, and why the truthful page is the stronger one.
What the hours are actually counting, how to choose 0.5 or 1.0 without arguing with yourself, and the four things to keep so the line survives a reader.