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Homeschool Report Card Template

A free homeschool report card you can type on: a grade or level and comments for each subject, attendance for the term, overall comments and goals. A second page tracks grades for the whole year.

Type straight onto the page. It saves in this browser only and is never sent anywhere. Don't enter students' personal details.

Homeschool report card

Student (first name):
Grade:
School year:
Term / quarter:
Teacher (parent or tutor):
Date:
SubjectGrade or levelComments: strengths and next steps
Days this term:
Days attended:
Hours (if you track them):

Overall comments

Goals for next term

Signed (parent / teacher):
Date:

Tip: empty boxes print as lines to write on, so you can also print this blank and fill it in by hand.

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How to use this report card

  1. Choose how you will grade: letter grades, percentages or levels such as Exceeding, Meeting, Approaching, Beginning. Write your key on the year summary page.
  2. At the end of each term, fill in a grade or level and one or two comments for each subject: a strength and a next step.
  3. Add the days attended (and hours, if you track them) from your attendance and hours log.
  4. If a tutor teaches a subject, copy their comments from the tutor session log.
  5. Print it or download Word, and keep a copy with your portfolio.

How to grade in a homeschool

Base grades on real work: tests and quizzes, written work, projects and how well your child can explain what they have learned. Our free practice tests give a quick, dated score you can use alongside your own judgment.

Private and free

Everything you type is saved in this browser on this device. There is no account and nothing is uploaded. Clearing your browser data deletes it, so print or download Word copies of anything you want to keep.

Frequently asked questions

Do homeschoolers need report cards?

Not always. Many families make one each term anyway, because it is a clear record of progress and it helps if a child moves to a school later.

Should I use letter grades or comments?

Either works. Younger children often get levels and comments; older students often get letter grades, which are easier to turn into a transcript later.

Can a tutor fill in part of the report card?

Yes. Ask the tutor for a grade and a comment for their subject, or copy them from the tutor session log.

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