About Homeschool Corral
Homeschool Corral puts the work of running a homeschool in one place: a plan for the year, learning tools your children can start today, records that turn into transcripts and report cards, printable worksheets, co-op tools, and a scholarship finder for when high school ends. It is free while it is in beta.
Who runs it
Homeschool Corral is built and run by a homeschooling family, for families who teach their children at home. It is a small, independent project, not a school, a publisher or a government agency, and it answers its own email at [email protected].
Why it exists
Homeschool families keep their plans in one notebook, their grades in a spreadsheet, their worksheets in a printer tray and their scholarship deadlines in their heads. Each tool on its own is easy to find. Keeping them connected, so that a year of work becomes a transcript and a transcript becomes a scholarship application, is the hard part. Homeschool Corral is built to make that connection, with the parent in charge of every grade, credit and document.
What’s here
- My Homeschool: your homeschool plan, each child’s goals and next steps, your state’s checklist, a planner with lesson schedules, a portfolio of work samples and a college application package for high schoolers.
- Learning Tools: Bible typing (Keys of the Kingdom), a math game from counting to Algebra I (Number Our Days) and SAT practice (SAT Prep). Each has an overview you can read before a child starts.
- Transcripts: grades, credits and GPA for kindergarten through 12th grade, with transcripts, report cards, course descriptions and diplomas to print.
- Worksheet Maker: forty-three kinds of printable worksheets with answer keys.
- Co-ops: classes, schedule, registration, attendance, forms, homework and a bulletin board for a homeschool co-op.
- Scholarship Finder: thousands of scholarships and grants, including small hometown awards found in foundation tax filings, matched to your student, with each deadline marked as confirmed or from a past cycle.
How the learning tools are built
The learning tools are written for families who want faith and learning to sit together. Scripture is quoted exactly as written, from the ESV under its publisher’s terms or the King James Version. Each tool teaches its subject plainly, so any family can use it: the math game climbs from counting to Algebra I with objects before symbols, and SAT Prep follows the real test’s structure.
Every learning tool works in the browser with nothing to install. Children can start with only a first name; a parent who signs in can keep each child’s progress across devices.
What it is not
- Homeschool Corral is not an accredited school and does not award credit or diplomas. Parents decide what counts for credit and issue their own transcripts and diplomas.
- The state requirement summaries are information from official sources, with links, not legal advice.
- The Scholarship Finder lists programs; it does not run them. Sponsors change dates and amounts, so always confirm with the sponsor.
How we treat your information
- No ads, ever, and nothing about your family is sold, rented or traded.
- No tracking cookies. We count page views with privacy-focused analytics that do not identify you.
- Our forms ask for each child’s first name only (no box for a last name or birth date), kept in a parent’s account and shown only on a page the parent chooses to share. Full legal names and birth dates go only into the documents you print or download. Notes and other free-text boxes, and files you upload, are kept as you enter them.
- You can download everything we hold, or delete it, at any time from Settings.
The full details are in our privacy policy.
Independent
Homeschool Corral is not connected to any curriculum publisher or government agency, and no sponsor pays to be listed in the Scholarship Finder.
Where things stand
We are in a private beta. The learning tools, Worksheet Maker, Scholarship Finder search, state requirements and guides are open to everyone; creating an account needs an invite code for now (request one). See what’s new for recent changes and what is being worked on.
Get in touch
Questions, ideas or a problem to report: [email protected].