Can you give your child a diploma?

[wrightno]

[elliemaejune]

[hscoach]

Yes, you can issue your children a homeschool diploma and yes, it will be good enough for entering college. You will probably also need to provide a transcript along with it. Check out this page on HSLDA's site for all the information you will need about homeschool high school diplomas -

http://www.hslda.org/highschool/diploma.asp

Hope this was helpful.

[sartasd]

When my son starts High school, we will use our curriculum's Homeschool plus program. It is a service that will keep transcripts of each student's courses and issue a diploma for graduation.

We use Christian Light Education.

other curriculums have this service too.

or do your own transcript, make sure you know what is required by the State of Florida for graduation. currently Florida requires:

4 credits in English (at age 16 they can get credits from a community college for English for 2 years total, usually their Junion and Senior years)
4 credits in Math (same for community college, 2 credits can be college courses)
3 credits in Science (comminuty college courses count)
3 credits in Social Studies (commity college course count)
1 credit in fine arts or performing arts
1 credit in P.E. and health
4 credits in major area of interest (check with community college for courses) we have a technical highschool/college in our area that allows students to train for a skilled job. such as computers/networking, childcare professionals, and many other jobs to become cooks, chefs, bakers, hair salon professionals, and much more, as soon as a child is 16 they can go to this school and train for a job skill that interests them.
4 credits in electives (check with community college)

24 credits are need for a diploma

There might be changes to this coming soon, keep yourself updated with what is required by your state.