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Information about Home School Credits:
Oregon Department of Education's Question & Answer Webpage:
4.1 If home school students return to their public school, is that school required to accept credits for homeschool education?
Oregon law allows school districts to develop policies and procedures to review a home-schooled student’s transcript and/or work samples to determine if credit can be awarded. Districts are not required to award credit for home school work. Therefore, the acceptance of high school credit earned in a home school program is determined by local district board policy. OAR 581-021-0210
4.3 Will homeschool students receive a high school diploma?
No. ESDs do not award diplomas to home-schooled students nor do high schools generally award diplomas to home-schooled high school students. Parents may, however, contact their local high school regarding local district policies, if any, on accepting credits toward a public high school diploma, participating in graduation, and other related matters.
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