Courses purchased through the K12 Learning Store do not issue official credits or grades. K12 does not assign or track grades, credits, or academic progress. Families are encouraged to print the available grade book at the end of the course. While automated quizzes will have grades, parents can assign grades and create a transcript for their child, depending on their state’s homeschooling policies.

No. K12 Courses purchased through the K12 Learning Store do not provide official transcripts, report cards, or completion certificates. K12 Courses and the K12 Learning Store do not maintain academic records. Families are responsible for maintaining their own homeschool records. 

Yes. You may include K12 Courses in your child’s homeschool records or portfolio. It is recommended that you document your child’s coursework, projects, hours completed, learning outcomes, and grades in a way that aligns with your homeschool approach and state requirements. Families are also encouraged to print out work samples if required bytheir state. 

Homeschool parents commonly track progress by keeping notes on lessons completed, assignments or projects, time spent learning, skill mastery, and grades. These records can be kept digitally or in a homeschool portfolio and used to reflect a student’s learning over time. Families should review their state’s homeschool requirements to understand specific documentation requirements. The student’s module dashboard will also show the current progress on the platform.

Homeschool requirements vary by state. Most families keep records such as attendance records, coursework summaries, samples of student work, grades, and progress notes. Families are responsible for maintaining these records and should review their state’s homeschool guidelines to determine what documentation is recommended or required.