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Record Keeping to Fulfill Home Schooling Requirements

It's never a bad idea to keep detailed records, even if the state you live in does not require you to do so. Being at your professional best not only sets a good example for your kids, but will establish a history that you can go back and check on. If you ever want your child to go back to public school, records will help in the transition. And, if you move to another state, the documentation could make the move a bit easier.

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