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Record Keeping
Most states that require PE for homeschoolers never define what it looks like. A sport three times a week, a martial arts class, or a walk with a stopwatch all count. The gap is documentation. Here is what to log, how the high school credit math works, and what evaluators check.
Daily Rhythm
The four common patterns for the 5th day, the math on state hour requirements, when a 4-day week works vs falls apart, and the one-line test to see if yours has a chance.
Record Keeping
If your family does co-ops, field trips, and hands-on learning but your hour log only shows workbook time, you are underreporting. Here is how to log real-world learning accurately so your records reflect what you actually do.
Family Systems
WFH plus homeschool is one integrated day: a concrete time-blocked schedule, the kid-independence build, async logging that fits real meetings, and the rule for protecting both jobs.
Lifestyle
How many hours should you actually homeschool? Far less than parents typically assume — most kids learn more in 2–4 focused hours than in a 7-hour public-school day. Here's what's typical by age, what your state requires, and how to log hours so the records are there when you need them.