Thinking about adding high school science to your teen’s homeschool curriculum? Whether you’re gearing up for January or planning ahead, you’ve probably asked yourself:

• Which level is right for my teen? Introductory, standard, honors, or AP?

• How do I fit this into our already busy family schedule?

• What’s the best way to set my teen up for success?

Sound familiar? No worries—I’ve got you! This month, I’m breaking it all down in a 2-episode series to help you feel confident about your teen’s science education.

In This Episode, We’ll Cover:

• The 4 levels of high school science: What they mean, who they’re for, and how they compare.

• How to decide which level fits your teen’s goals, learning style, and future plans.

• Practical advice for getting your teen started with the right class at the right time.

Oh, and spoiler alert: My Self-Paced High School Chemistry Course launches in January, and it’s a game-changer for homeschool families who want flexibility without sacrificing structure. Stick around until the end of the episode for all the details!

Links Mentioned:

🎥 Free Video Lesson: See My Teaching Style
Not sure if my course is the right fit? Watch this 12-minute lesson to see how I teach and why students love my approach.

📚 Enroll in My Self-Paced Chemistry Course
Launching in January! A full curriculum designed to make chemistry simple, manageable, and actually enjoyable for your teen.