Free printable

180-day homeschool attendance tracker

Tap each day you held school and watch the count climb toward your goal. Print a sheet for each child, or put the whole family on one. No signup, free to use.

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2. School year & children

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Tap days on the sheet below to mark them — or print it blank and fill it in by hand.

Home School Name

Attendance record · Child 1 · 1969–1970

Month12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031Days
Aug 69
Sep 69
Oct 69
Nov 69
Dec 69
Jan 70
Feb 70
Mar 70
Apr 70
May 70
Jun 70
Jul 70
Child 1: 0 of 180 daysSignature: ______________________ · Free tracker from thehomeschoolflow.com

Homeschool attendance tips

Many states require 180 days. South Carolina and several others ask for 180 days of instruction. Check your state or accountability association for exact rules.

Field trips and co-op days count. Any day of real learning can be a school day — museum visits, nature walks and co-op classes included.

Keep it with your records. Save the PDF with your portfolio and progress reports at year end.

This tracker is one small piece.

The Homeschool Flow records every school day automatically when your kids check off their work — plus reading logs, field trips, portfolios and year-end records.

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