Homeschooling High School
BHEA Class of 2025
You Can Homeschool High School!
Homeschooling through high school may seem overwhelming, but BHEA is here to help! With our supportive community, rich opportunities, and parent resources, you can confidently guide your student through these formative years—no matter their goals.
Academic Opportunities & College Prep
Enrichment Classes
High School Classes That Count
BHEA's enrichment classes help your student meet core and elective credit needs for most umbrella schools and college prep.
Offerings include:
English Language Arts (Literature, Composition)
Math (Algebra I & II, Geometry)
Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Lab Classes)
History & Social Studies (U.S., World, Government, Economics)
Foreign Languages (Spanish, ASL)
Electives (Psychology, Personal Finance, Health)
Dual Enrollment Support
Start College While in High School
Many BHEA students earn college credit through local schools like Pellissippi State, Johnson University, Bryan College, & Maryville College. We support families with:
Navigating applications
Aligning schedules
Integrating credits into transcripts
Testing & Transcripts
ACT/SAT prep and registration guidance
PSAT information for National Merit qualification
Help with AP/CLEP awareness
Tips for building custom high school transcripts
College Admissions Resources
Workshops on Common App, FAFSA, essay writing
Peer insight from alumni
Community support and encouragement through every step
Career, Trade & Life Skills Prep
Beyond the 4-Year Degree
College Isn’t the Only Option
BHEA supports every post-high school path. Families exploring trades or workforce entry benefit from:
Internship opportunities
Career fairs and workshops
Resume and interview coaching
Local trade school info
Life Skills Training
Budgeting & taxes
Meal planning & home maintenance
Career readiness and soft skills
Goal setting, time management, and self-discipline workshops
Honors, Leadership, & Service
Leadership Programs
Grow as a Leader
High school students can build confidence and influence through:
Student Council – Event planning, peer leadership
Youth Leadership Blount – Competitive civic leadership program
Governor’s Schools of Tennessee – Intensive summer academics
Boys’/Girls’ State – Immersive government simulation camps
Blount County Youth Court – Real-world legal experience
Honor Society
Eta Sigma Alpha – Beta Gamma Chapter
Recognizing academic excellence and service among homeschoolers.
Recognition & Awards
Scholarships for BHEA Seniors
Outstanding Senior Scholarship ($500) – Awarded for excellence in academics, leadership, and service.
Lisa Best Entrepreneurial Spirit Award ($500) – Honors business-minded students with vision and drive.
Clubs, Competitions & Social Events
Academic & Interest-Based Clubs
Science Bowl
Book Clubs
Character & Service Groups
American Heritage Girls
Scouts BSA Troop 442
4-H and 4-H Shooting Sports
Local volunteer service days
Social Calendar
Events that Build Community
Monthly high school activities include:
Game nights
Dances & formals
Holiday events
Outdoor fun days
Service projects
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Parent Support & Planning Tools
For Parents: You Are Not Alone
Community for You Too
BHEA empowers parents with:
Transcript workshops
Curriculum planning advice
Monthly Q&A meetups
Private parent Facebook groups
Guidance on umbrella schools and testing options
Planning Resources
4-Year High School Plan Templates
Volunteer Logs
Transcript Builders
Graduation Checklists
College Research Tools
Final Encouragement
You’ve Got This—And We’re With You
BHEA families have walked this road and are here to support yours. Whether your student is bound for college, entering a trade, building a business, or still exploring options, we offer the structure, support, and encouragement you need.