Free Printable Report Card

This free printable report card is especially for 3rd Option homeschoolers in South Carolina. This form is for your personal use. Please do not duplicate it for resale.

This free printable report card is especially for 3rd Option homeschoolers in South Carolina. This form is for your personal use.




Record-keeping Requirements

Our record-keeping requirements in South Carolina says that we will conduct a “semi-annual” assessment of student progress. That could be a report card, but it doesn’t have to be. Remember that record-keeping is really for your own purposes, so that you can see your child’s progress.

If report cards are meaningless busywork to you, don’t do it. You can create some checklists to help you assess goals in a different way. That fulfills the record-keeping requirements, too.

The law specifies a few minimum record-keeping requirements. This is what you need to know about homeschooing in South Carolina

But, you might prefer to make a report card or you need to translate your homeschool progress to someone else (like a school or court). If your student might return to public school at some later date, you could format a report card for the student’s permanent records. Schools like a complete academic history, not just the most current report card for immediate placement.

  • Many accountability associations provide report card preparation services to assist their members.
  • The SC Homeschooling Connection provides a report card preparation service for a fee also.
  • You can also create your own report card.






Free Printable Report Card

If you’re trying to create your own report card, you want it to be a professional-looking presentation of your student’s abilities and accomplishments. I’ve created this form so you don’t have to fiddle with the format of the form. Just fill in the details.

Details you will include:

  • Student name
  • School Year
  • Grade Level
  • Semester: indicate whether this is for the 1st or 2nd semester grades or Final for the year. If it’s Final, include “promoted to ___ grade” on the line.
  • Attendance: indicate either 90 or 180 days attendance
  • Subjects: include Language Arts, Math, Science and Social Studies, plus additional courses such as World Language, Art, Physical Ed.
  • Grades: For 3rd grade and up, use specific number values such as 92/A, 89/B, 78/C. See the grade scale on the form.
  • Parent signature: Sign on the line. Include your typed name under the line where it says Parent/Teacher.
  • School Name, Mailing Address, Phone number: Include the contact information about your individual Homeschool or your Accountability Association.



Format Variations:

Fillable PDF Forms: With this platform, you can input your details, then print or download the completed document. You can even sign it with draw or insert an image of your signature. Then, download the finished copy or email it to yourself or others. You can wait to sign it after you print it, if that is easier for you.

Google Docs File: With this platform you will have to download the form as a .docx, .odt, .rtf, or .txt file.  Then, fill in your details in the downloaded copy.

Canva also has Free Printable Report Cards, Several generic templates to chose from so you can format your own report card.

Still need more help with preparing your Report CardIf your student will be transferring enrollment to public, private, online, or governor’s school–you may need an official report card. Many schools do not understand homeschooling, so we can format your records and “translate” what you have done in a way the makes sense to school officials.

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Homeschool veteran, Association Director, coffee addict, sarcasm expert, and accidental blogger. I'm here to encourage you thru the tough times and inspire you toward excellence. If I can make it, so can you!

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  1. […] However, at some point, your student may go back to traditional school or go to governor’s school or on to college. Divorce or Custody battles may be cause for authorities to review your records. I don’t say this to make you scared or worried, but these things do happen sometimes. This is when you will format your assessments from your semi-annual progress report–translated into a traditional report card or transcript. […]

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