Probably.

It is reasonable to expect employers to ask for high school records. It is smart to be prepared to show copies of four years of PI-1206 Homeschool Reports, a high school transcript issued by your homeschool administrator, and a copy of your high school diploma, at the minimum. These records provide documentation that you have graduated from a legal home-based private educational program in the state of Wisconsin, and that your high school diploma is legitimate.

Applying for a job as a homeschool graduate may take some additional advocacy on your part, depending on the job. A job application is also your opportunity to sell yourself and your unique education and experiences as a homeschooler. These can be a real asset to a workforce filled with other employees who may have followed a more traditional path.

To the administrator of a home-based educational program: As the administrator of your home-based private educational program, it is your responsibility to retain copies of your filed PI-1206 Homeschool Reports and any other records that you deem appropriate. Consider making sure each of your students has copies of these records as well.