There is some exciting news to share with our homeschool community— The Homeschool Fox app for logging homeschool hours has launched! It’s a platform for homeschool educators looking to streamline their system for logging hours. It’s designed to make documenting activities easy.
Log homeschool hours easily
Stay organized and optimize life as a homeschool educator with easy-to-use logging tools.
Enroll multiple students
Easily manage and track progress for an unlimited number of children in one space.
Customizable subjects
Customize subjects based on your children’s unique curriculum. Label each subject as “core” or “non-core to ensure you are reaching the mandatory amount of hours for each category.
Yearly goals
Set yearly goals for each child to help you see at a quick glance how many hours they have completed and how many they still need to reach.
Mobile-friendly
Quickly access records on the go using any desktop or mobile device.
Real time reminders
Update your settings to send a reminder to log hours via email or text.
Easy to use
The intuitive interface makes it simple to navigate without a learning curve. To log hours, you will simply create a new activity. You can be as detailed or minimal in your record-keeping as you would like. You have the option to write a full description of the lesson, upload photos if you want, and label it under the subject category.
Add lump sum hours
Many of us homeschool educators start logging hours for the school year on July 1st, so if you start using the app after that and would like to to see the hours you have accumulated reflected in your account without having to backlog everything… no problem! We have come up with a simple solution for that. Add Lump Sum Hours — While activities update stats automatically, use this form to backfill any hours already accrued for the year. Once added, these cannot be removed.
Feedback welcome!
Please let me know if you have any questions, concerns, feedback or suggestions for improvement while using it. Email me anytime at [email protected].
You got this!
-Teacher Alyssa | Chief Education Enthusiast (CEE)