Why Homeschool Corral
Most homeschool families piece their year together from a planner, a gradebook, a spreadsheet of hours, a transcript service, a folder of state paperwork and a list of scholarship deadlines. Homeschool Corral does all of it in one account, and each part feeds the next: the lessons you plan become the hours you log, the grades you enter become the report card and the transcript, and the transcript becomes the college application.
One record, start to finish
- Plan: books and lesson schedules spread across your school days; a missed day moves the rest forward. Planner
- Teach and log: today’s lessons to tick, time logged by subject from your phone, attendance, weekly reviews and a portfolio of work. Weekly reviews
- Grade: a full gradebook with weighted categories, retakes, extra credit and grading periods, linked to your planner. Gradebook
- Report: report cards, a high school transcript with GPA, course descriptions, a school profile and a diploma, checked for mistakes before you send them. Transcripts
- Answer to your state: hours and days against your state’s rule, letters, and state paperwork such as New York’s IHIP and quarterly reports, filled from your own records. Records for the state
- Look ahead: a resume builder, a college package, a scholarship finder with deadline reminders, and state funding programs with a spending record. College · Funding
- Teach together: co-op classes, attendance, homework, forms and fees in the same place. Co-ops
Private by design
- Our forms ask for each child’s first name only: there is no box for a last name, birth date or street address. Full legal names and birth dates are typed when you print a document and are never saved. Notes and other free-text boxes, and files you upload, are kept as you enter them.
- No ads, no tracking cookies, and we never sell your information.
- Download everything, or delete your account, from Settings at any time. Privacy policy
Built on your state’s actual rules
Every state and the District of Columbia is summarized from the state’s own sources, with the date it was checked: notice, days and hours, subjects, testing, records and graduation. Your plan, hours and paperwork follow the option you choose. State requirements
Made by homeschoolers, for faith-filled families
Our own learning tools are written from a Christian perspective, with Scripture quoted as written. The curriculum directory lists programs of every kind and shows the worldview each publisher states, so you can choose for yourself.
Useful before you sign up
The free tools need no account: an hours calculator, a school calendar maker, notice of intent and withdrawal letters, printable logs, a GPA calculator, a sample transcript, the curriculum directory, the Worksheet Maker and every state guide.
What it costs
Homeschool Corral is free while it is in beta. Whatever you enter stays yours to download at any time.