Find the Saxon Course your student took:
Saxon Algebra 1, 3rd Ed followed by Shormann Algebra 2.
Students who complete Saxon Algebra 1 then Shormann Algebra 2 earn 1 full credit of geometry. How? Because Saxon Algebra 1, 3rd Edition teaches about 1/3 of the concepts required to earn 1/2 credit of geometry, the geometry concepts not taught in Saxon can be learned in the review section (first 25 lessons) of Shormann Algebra 2. The second 1/2 credit of geometry, as well as 1 credit of Algebra 2, is earned in the remaining Shormann Algebra 2 lessons.
How do I record these credits on a transcript?
This example is for a student who took Saxon Algebra 1 in 8th grade and Shormann Algebra 2 in 9th grade:
9th Grade*
Name of Requirement: Algebra 2 Credit: 1
Name of Requirement: Geometry Credit: 1
*Since Algebra 1 was taken in 8th Grade, it cannot be listed in the main area of the transcript. Instead, list it in a separate section at the bottom of the transcript, just above the signature lines like this:
Early High School Classes
8th Grade: Algebra 1 Grade: A
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Saxon Algebra 2, 2nd or 3rd Edition followed by Shormann Precalculus
Completing Saxon Algebra 2 earns 1 credit of Algebra 2 and 1/2 credit of Geometry. Since Shormann Precalculus reviews all the geometry taught in Shormann Algebra 2, the remaining 1/2 credit of geometry, and 1 Precalculus credit can be earned in Shormann Precalculus.
How do I record these credits on a transcript?
If the student took Saxon Algebra 2 in 10th grade and Shormann Precalculus in 11th grade:
10th Grade
Name of Requirement: Algebra 2 Credit: 1
Name of Requirement: Geometry Credit: 1/2
11th Grade
Name of Requirement: Precalculus with Trigonometry Credit: 1
Name of Requirement: Geometry Credit: 1/2