Homeschooling doesn’t have to be a permanent thing, so you can definitely do it for one year. Some even do it just a few weeks.

I recommend you read “The Teenage Liberation Handbook” by Grace Llewelyn.

Good luck 😀

Real Life Answer: Sometimes it won’t work that easily. Principals and school systems are given a lot of latitude in deciding where to place transferring homeschooled students. They might decide your homeschooling didn’t comply with your state guidelines closely enough, and require your to test or repeat certain subjects.

The best way to avoid that problem is to get yourself tested in all the subjects you study. There are independent testing companies for various grades, 8th grade is one, and some states allow for teacher evaluations to determine grade placement for homeschooled students. In NYS, there are Regents tests available to prove you have mastered a subject.

If you are at the top of your class in 8th grade now, then arrange for testing and you may be able to skip taking subjects you have already mastered. It won’t change how many credits you need to graduate from high school, but may allow you to take more challenging courses starting in your freshman year.

My son graduated an online charter school with a 3.5 and now attends the University Of Dayton with scholarships. Online charter school are accredited and they give you the same diploma that any public or private school would. They will help you with making sure all your state required tests are done (proficiencies etc )

Depending on where you live they have some all over. This is the one we currently are using, and it is great !

http://www2.k12.com/getk12/index.html

It is free, they will provide you with the things you need, a computer, printer, supplies, books and teachers are there to help you as well. If you need anything else please email me