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High School with FACE​

Build a High School Plan That Fits Your Student

  • High school can feel like a big step. Families must think about credits, transcripts, graduation, college, careers, and life after high school.
  • FACE helps families create a clear plan and keep strong school records. Whether your student is starting ninth grade, transferring during high school, or getting ready to graduate, we can help you understand the next steps.
  • Parents remain in charge of their student’s education. You choose the curriculum, set the learning schedule, and guide the student’s daily work.
  • FACE can serve as your student’s private school and educational partner. We help families organize credits, build transcripts, plan for graduation, prepare official school records, and celebrate your student's accomplishments.
  • Our goal is to make high school feel clear and manageable.

What FACE Can Help With

High-school services depend on the enrollment or membership option your family chooses.  FACE may help with:

  • Four-year high-school planning
  • Credit and graduation planning
  • Official transcripts
  • Transcript reviews and consultations
  • Diploma and graduation records
  • Sending transcripts to colleges or other programs
  • School verification letters
  • PSAT information
  • Graduation ceremony 
  • Transfer record review
  • Questions about college, trade school, or military pathways

Families using an NOI membership remain responsible for their own homeschool records. FACE can still provide tools and guidance based on the membership level selected.

Start With a Four-Year Plan

A high-school plan helps your family see what the student needs before senior year.

Most families begin by planning:

  • Required subject areas
  • Credits needed each year
  • Courses already completed
  • Future course choices
  • College or career goals
  • Testing plans
  • Graduation requirements

FACE provides enrolled families with a planning guide to complete on their own to help this process.  Premium  High School families also get yearly 1:1 transcript planning meetings.  Plans can change as the student grows. The important thing is to begin early and review the plan each year.

Choose the Right High School Path

Premium Private School Enrollment

With private school enrollment, FACE is the student’s private school. FACE keeps the official school records.

Premium private enrollment is strongly recommended for high-school students who plan to graduate from FACE.

High-school Premium enrollment includes:

  • Official FACE transcripts
  • A FACE diploma
  • Transcript planning and consultations
  • Transcript sending services
  • School communication when needed
  • Graduation ceremony participation for seniors
  • Use of FACE’s school code for testing and college planning

Premium NOI Membership

Families who file a Colorado Notice of Intent remain responsible for their own homeschool program and records.  Many of these students earn a transcript and diploma from a public program.  


Premium NOI membership includes high-school planning tools, consultations, and access to transcript-building software. These records are family-created and are not official FACE private-school records.


Students with Premium NOI membership may be able to join the FACE graduation ceremony by paying the graduation package fee.   They do not receive a FACE transcript or FACE diploma.



Basic Enrollment or Basic NOI Membership

We recognize not everyone needs the services provided in either Premium Option.  

Basic private enrollment or Basic NOI membership does not include official FACE transcripts, graduation services, or the ability to graduate from FACE.

Families may use basic transcript and diploma templates provided if they wish.

FACE does not review, sign, or manage those records.

If you know you have no need for FACE transcripts or desire to graduate from FACE this might be the correct solution for your family.  



Transferring to FACE

Students may transfer to FACE from a public school, private school, another homeschool program, or a family-created homeschool record.  FACE reviews the records provided by the family. Some courses may need more information before they can be added to a FACE transcript.


Helpful documents may include:

  • Previous transcripts
  • Report cards
  • Course descriptions
  • Credit totals
  • Samples of student work
  • Test records
  • Attendance records


Families should not wait until senior year to ask about transferring credits. Earlier reviews allow more time to fix missing records or complete needed courses.


A public school may not accept every private school or homeschool credit if a student transfers back. Each public school or district may set its own rules and may require testing.

Transcripts and School Records

A transcript is the official record of a student’s high-school courses, grades, and credits.  It is the document that supports the diploma.


Students may need transcripts for:

  • College applications
  • Trade or technical schools
  • Scholarships
  • Military programs
  • Employment
  • Sports eligibility
  • Driver or insurance discounts
  • Transfer to another school


FACE Premium high-school enrollment includes official transcript services. FACE can also send transcripts directly to approved schools and programs.


Families transferring high-school records into the FACE system may pay a $10 transcript conversion fee.

Graduation with FACE

Students who plan to receive a FACE transcript & diploma must be enrolled in the correct private school option and complete FACE graduation requirements.

Senior services may include:

  • Final transcript review
  • Diploma preparation
  • Graduation planning
  • Senior Brunch
  • Graduation ceremony
  • Cap and gown items
  • Alumni records sending

The senior fee is required for students graduating from FACE. Families should complete enrollment and record reviews early so there is enough time to prepare.

College Planning

Students planning for college should also think about:

  • Course requirements for admission
  • SAT or ACT testing
  • College application dates
  • Financial aid deadlines
  • Scholarship requirements
  • Letters of recommendation
  • Official transcript requests

Each college sets its own admission rules. Families should check the rules for each school or program their student is considering.


Some high-school students choose to take the PSAT as practice for the SAT or as part of scholarship planning. FACE hosts the PSAT every year in October for students in 11th grade who want to participate. 

High School Fees

High-school students pay the regular enrollment or membership fee plus the high-school fee that applies to their grade and services.

Current fees include:

  • Grades 9–11 high-school fee: $85 per student
  • Senior fee: $300 per student
  • Transcript conversion: $10

The senior fee includes graduation and senior record services and cannot be removed for students graduating from FACE.

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