Evaluator Information
God-directed and parent-supervised homeschool education prepares students for responsible adult life by attending to their spiritual as well as intellectual and developmental needs. By challenging the student to achieve at their highest level possible, he/she will establish a firm foundation to attain their life goals. In conjunction with their families, churches and community institutions, homeschool education prepares students to become life-long learners and responsible, involved adults.
Complete Evaluator List
If you need an evaluator to graduate from our program then go to this list.
Evaluator ListInterested in Becoming an Evaluator?
If you’re interested in becoming an evaluator, please submit a letter of interest, an updated resume and/or a copy of your teaching certificate. For final approval, you will also need up-to-date PA Child Abuse and State Police Clearances as well as a photo (no older than one year). Once the information has been received we will schedule an interview.
If you are interested in becoming an evaluator please contact:
Fran Lindsey
aslan2fran@gmail.com
717.592.0073
Informational Meeting on January 23, 2024
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GtKpnk2DnTnOpFnXC7kDIk4vU2Iz0toA/view?usp=drive_link
Here are the notes from this meeting:
Susquehanna Valley Home School Diploma Program Details
ALL students graduating MUST submit the FILING FORM by March 1st!
TYPE transcript and have both me and supervisor SIGN it along with submitting with the FOUR years of evaluation letters.) They do NOT need to file each year, but THEY must keep good records of their work!!
You must calculate the GPA, but you only use the main subjects: English, Math, Science, and History. (NO humanities, electives, etc.) – use a GPA calculator.
On the transcript, under the PROGRAM section, you list the diploma track that the student is on: Academic, General, Vocational/Technical, and Vo-Tech.
Think outside the box!!
- Give ALL students a Life Skills credit since they are usually always involved around the house, babysitting, cooking, cleaning, etc.
- Put work experience on the transcript (estimate hours for credits)
- Mission trips – If in another country/culture, that can go under the history section on the transcript for cultures.
- Put an asterisk at the bottom of the transcript and say “student has completed X hours of community service, volunteer work, etc.”
Parents can NOT request transcripts that are sent directly to the college… colleges need to do that!
**Special note: Parents can request high school transcripts for colleges or employers using the Transcript Request form on the website. A sealed transcript will be sent to the parent to give to the prospective college or employer. If a college would like a transcript sent directly to them, the college needs to complete and send in the request with the fee.
Quarterly Board Meetings
Quarterly Board meeting and Evaluator interviews are scheduled for the following dates:
September 14th
December 14th