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Only list home school courses. Additional instructions included below template. Use High School Course section for any high school credits to report. |\n\n\n| Last Full Grade Level Completed: |  | Select |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| List Full Course Title | Grade Earned | Part of Year Taken |\n|  | Select | Select |\n|  | Select | Select |\n|  | Select | Select |\n|  | Select | Select |\n|  | Select | Select |\n|  | Select | Select |\n|  | Select | Select |\n|  | Select | Select |\n\n\n| Last Partial Grade Level Completed (If Applicable): |  | Select |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| List Full Course Title | Grade Earned | Part of Year Taken |\n|  | Select | Select |\n|  | Select | Select |\n|  | Select | Select |\n|  | Select | Select |\n|  | Select | Select |\n|  | Select | Select |\n|  | Select | Select |\n|  | Select | Select |\n\n\n| High School Courses Taken in Middle School (If Applicable): |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| List Full Course Title | Grade Earned | Credit Earned* | Grade Level/Year Taken |\n|  | Select | Select | Select / Select |\n|  | Select | Select | Select / Select |\n|  | Select | Select | Select / Select |\n|  | Select | Select | Select / Select |\n|  | Select | Select | Select / Select |\n\n* For the Credit Earned section, go by the credit amount the course has earned up to where the student is currently at in the course. This is for high school level courses only. Examples…  \n• Only first quarter completed and passed for Algebra 1-award 0.25 credit  \n• First semester completed and passed for Algebra 1-award 0.5 credit  \n• First semester and third quarter completed and passed for Algebra 1-award 0.75 credit  \n• First and second semester completed and passed for Algebra 1-award 1 credit.  \nI certify the information on this report card to be a correct and complete detail of my student’s homeschool courses and grades. According to our state standards, I have promoted my student to the next grade level.  \nSignature of Parent/Guardian/School Administrator** Date  \n** The record will be considered unofficial without signature. A typed (digital) signature is accepted.  \nImportant LUOA Transfer Policy Information for Homeschool Records  \n• High School Courses Taken in Middle School  \no Only the following high school courses taken in middle school are approved to receive transfer credit in the initial evaluation. Any other courses listed will be left off the initial evaluation. 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If your student has taken any such courses and you wish to receive high school credit, credit appeals must be submitted for each course. Appeals will only be approved when a syllabus is provided demonstrating that academic content was taught. Participation in something like the high school football team alone for","cbCaig6IRYgjmm3Q","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaig6IRYgjmm3Q","pdf",1181311,"English","# Student Information\n# Grade Completion (Last Grade / Full Courses)\n# Partial Grade Completion (If Applicable)\n# High School Credits Section (Middle School)\n## Credit Earned Guidelines\n# Certification and Signature\n# LUOA Transfer Policy Information for Homeschool Records\n## Approved Courses for Transfer Credit\n## Nontransferable Courses\n## Dual Enrollment Credit Ratio\n## Tips to Provide an Accurate Evaluation","[{\"question\":\"Why is a signature required on the report card?\",\"answer\":\"The record is considered unofficial without a signature. 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