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The homeschool planner that grows into a transcript

Plan the week in minutes, let your kids check off their own work, keep a real gradebook for the classes you grade — and watch it all become a college-ready high school transcript. Built by a homeschool mom of eight, for the families who do this every day.

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A week of lesson plans: subjects down the side, Monday through Sunday across, finished work struck through.

A real week: subjects down the side, the week across, finished work struck through — and a blank box is a gap you can see from across the room.

For the kids

Their own list, on their own tablet

Every student gets a private link — no login, no passwords, nothing but their own day. They tap work off as they finish, and it shows up on your side with the exact time.

Sees only their own assignments — never grades, never siblings
Older kids can leave you a note: "the worksheet is in my binder"
Every checked-off day marks attendance automatically
Turn the link off or swap it any time

A student's tablet view mid-morning: three of six tasks checked off with finish times, and a note back to mom — the worksheet is in my binder.

An attendance calendar with school days filled in green and automatic dots on days a lesson was completed.

For the state

Attendance is just clicking days

Click the days you had school — or don't: a checked-off lesson counts the day on its own. The 180-day total keeps itself, siblings can be marked together, and any past year prints on one clean sheet if anyone ever asks.

Whole months marked in two clicks
Linked siblings stay in step automatically
Every school year archived and reprintable forever

For the grades

A real gradebook — assignments, quizzes, tests

For the classes you grade yourself, every score has a home. Enter points, a percent, or just a letter; weight categories however you grade ("tests are 40%"); and the course grade computes itself and posts straight to the transcript.

Missing work is flagged but never drags the average until you zero it
Extra credit, late flags, and a note on any grade
Kids can see their own running grade from their link — your call
A clean printable grade report per class, ready for co-ops and umbrella schools

A class gradebook: course grade 92% A-, weighted categories, and a list of graded assignments, quizzes and tests.

A college-ready transcript, grades by year with GPA, credit totals, and toggles for what prints on the page.

For college

A transcript that builds itself

Enter classes with credits and grades, and the GPA, year totals, and a clean college-ready transcript are simply there — with your school's name at the top and a grading scale printed on the page.

Year-by-year GPA and cumulative credits, computed for you
You choose what prints — test scores, grading scale, even an attendance summary
A four-year plan you can drag classes around, with gaps flagged per child
Save a frozen copy of every transcript you send out

And the everyday stuff

Built around how homeschooling actually goes

Split a whole book

"24 chapters over 4 weeks" deals the chapters across your school days, evenly, ending on the last one.

Drag a day around

Planned onto co-op day by mistake? Drag the assignment to tomorrow. Fell behind? Move the whole week in one go.

Copy to siblings

History and science get done together — plan once, copy to everyone, attendance follows.

Weekends count too

Some families school Saturday because a parent's days off fall midweek. The grid runs all seven days.

Every-other-day subjects

Spelling three times a week? Repeat patterns handle it without you counting days.

Prints beautifully

Week sheets, attendance years, transcripts — all made for paper, in color, on one page.

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Fresh Homeschool Hub is opening up family by family. Leave your email and April will send you an invite link — your own school, completely separate and completely private.

Free while it's invite-only — and when it opens to everyone, it'll be one simple family price, not a charge per kid. Built by a mom of eight who runs her own school on it every day, so it isn't going anywhere.

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