A Homeschool App That Builds Your Report Card and Records For You

Homeschool families need organized academic records for high school, and building those records by hand — a folder of grades here, a spreadsheet of credits there — is exactly the kind of task that's easy to fall behind on and hard to catch up once you do.

What Homeschool Families Actually Need to Keep

Regardless of what a specific state technically requires, most homeschool high school families end up wanting some organized version of grades, credits, and a course list per subject, per semester — useful for their own files, for tracking progress toward graduation requirements the family has set, and often for something down the line like a college application or a job application. Building this by hand means someone has to consistently update it, get the grading scale right, and calculate credit hours accurately, year after year.

How Lumi High Builds It Automatically

Every lesson across every subject in Lumi High is auto-graded the moment it's completed, and that grade feeds directly into a parent dashboard tracking GPA, per-subject letter grades, and credit totals in real time — no manual data entry required. At the end of a semester, that data compiles into a printable semester report card, giving a family an actual document rather than needing to screenshot a dashboard or manually assemble one from raw numbers.

Being Precise About What This Document Is

It matters to be exact here: Lumi High's report card is a homeschool record for a family's own use — it is not a transcript issued by an accredited institution, and Lumi High does not grant diplomas or guarantee that any college or program will accept or transfer credit based on it. What it reliably gives you is an accurate, organized, printable record of the actual work a student completed and how it was graded, which is what most families need for their own files and for whatever reporting or application process they handle themselves.

Beyond the Report Card Itself

The same tracking system also surfaces a "Suggested Reviews" section with per-question detail whenever the app's automatic remediation flags a gap, so the record includes not just final grades but a sense of where a student actually struggled and whether it got resolved. Combined with the full 9th-12th grade curriculum, SAT Prep, and Advanced Biology and Advanced US History, the report card is really just the printable output of a system that's tracking everything continuously in the background. It's $29.99/month standalone, included FREE with any Lumi Academy plan (starting at $9.99/month), with a free 48-hour trial to see a sample report card build in real time.

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