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A homeschool gradebook without the busywork
Updated July 2026
Homeschoolio grades the way most homeschool families actually grade: by course, not by worksheet. Give each course a letter grade and its credit hours, and report cards and the high-school transcript build themselves from work you already logged.
Course grades, not data entry
There is no per-assignment spreadsheet to maintain. A course carries one grade, and everything downstream computes from it.
- Letter grades or pass/fail per course, with credit hours for high school.
- Honors, AP, and dual-enrollment weighting applied automatically to the weighted GPA.
- Standardized test scores recorded alongside, for the grades your state requires.
Report cards that fill themselves in
The printable report card starts from your daily logs: every subject you taught and the hours it got, plus day and hour totals for the year, with a grade column and comment lines for the parts only you can write. Print one for any term.
From grades to finished document
The point of grading is the record at the end. Course grades roll into the transcript with weighted or unweighted GPA and earned credits, and the report card is ready for any term. You grade once and the documents build themselves.
How Homeschoolio helps
Homeschoolio pairs simple grading with everything else a homeschool record needs: a fast log book, an attendance and hours tracker, and the filings your state asks for. It works offline and exports to PDF and CSV any time, free.
Common questions
Do homeschoolers need a gradebook?
Not always, but grades matter in two places: report cards, and the high-school transcript colleges will read. Homeschoolio focuses there. Younger grades can stay ungraded entirely; the log itself is the record.
How does grading work in Homeschoolio?
You grade the course, not every worksheet. Give each high-school course a letter grade (or pass/fail) with its credit hours, and GPA and credits compute automatically. For younger kids, the report card fills in each subject and its logged hours, with a grade column you complete however you grade.
Does it handle honors and AP weighting?
Yes. Mark a course regular, honors, AP, dual enrollment, or pass/fail, and the weighted GPA applies the standard bonus (+0.5 honors, +1.0 AP and dual enrollment) alongside the unweighted 4.0 scale.
Do grades flow into a transcript?
They do. Course grades carry straight into the transcript with weighted or unweighted GPA and earned credits, so you are never re-typing grades to build the final document.