Homeschool High School in Oregon (Part 1) Tips, Requirements, and Planning Strategies with Shelli Wanvig

Are you homeschooling your teenager in Oregon and feeling overwhelmed by requirements and planning for the future? 

Join us in part 1 of our conversation with Shelli Wanvig from OCEANetwork as she shares practical advice on understanding state requirements, setting educational goals, and preparing transcripts—plus tips for students whether they are college-bound or pursuing other paths. 

In this episode:

• Key homeschooling laws in Oregon

• Aligning high school curriculum with future goals

• Customizing education for entrepreneurship or vocational careers

• Developing a professional high school transcript

• Understanding CLEP, AP, and other testing options

Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction

01:00 – State requirements

02:30 – Setting educational goals

04:50 – Preparing students for various paths

06:45 – Online courses and flexible options

09:00 – Record-keeping tips

11:00 – Testing options for college credit

15:45 – Role of standardized tests in admissions

19:00 – Final tips for testing preparation

Resources Document provided by Shelli Wanvig: https://oceanetwork.org/wp-content/uploads/High_School_Resources.pdf

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This episode offers deep insights into parenting and homeschooling magnified through a biblical lens, reminding us that faith and God’s grace are central to nurturing the next generation.