Gather the facts
Collect course titles, dates, providers, grades, credits, and outside transcripts.
Transcript help
Build a homeschool transcript from records you can actually follow.
Organize parent-provided homeschool courses, grades, credits, and school years into a clear parent-prepared transcript.
The short answer
A strong transcript starts long before senior year. Proof & Progress helps keep course names, terms, grades, credits, and supporting records consistent so parents have a cleaner foundation when a transcript is needed.
What’s included
A useful record—not more busywork.
- Course titles and school-year organization
- Parent-provided grades and credit information
- A consistent, readable transcript format
- Supporting records kept alongside the transcript
Best for
Families who need a simpler system.
- Middle- and high-school families planning ahead
- Parents combining home, online, co-op, and dual-enrollment courses
- Families who need to rebuild scattered course records
How it works
Three clear steps
Check consistency
Make sure the transcript agrees with grade records and supporting documents.
Prepare the record
Create a parent-prepared transcript that can be reviewed before it is shared.
Questions parents ask
Before you begin
Is this an accredited transcript?
No. Proof & Progress prepares parent records; it is not a school or accrediting body. Acceptance and documentation requirements vary, so families should confirm them with the receiving college, school, scholarship, employer, or agency.
Can dual-enrollment courses be included?
Yes, using the official course and grade information supplied by the parent. Keep the college or school transcript as a separate official supporting record when one exists.
Keep the learning. Lose the recordkeeping scramble.
Ready to make your homeschool records easier?
Tell me how many children you have, their grade levels, and what you need help keeping up with. I’ll reply with the best next step for your family.