One tap per child per day. Rosie'sHQ tallies days, hours, and per-subject minutes against your state's exact statute — no spreadsheet math required.
A homeschool attendance tracker is software that records which days each child was engaged in instruction, how many hours or minutes were spent per subject, and whether that daily total counts toward the state's annual requirement. In states that require attendance (PA, NY, OH, FL, MD, ND, and many more), the attendance record IS the primary compliance document — the district reviewer asks for it before anything else.
Homeschool attendance isn't school attendance. Public schools count seat-time; homeschools count instructional time — which includes read-alouds, field trips, life-skill lessons, IEP therapy sessions, and any structured learning activity. Rosie'sHQ recognizes this: every daily log can capture attendance PLUS per-subject minutes PLUS the actual learning content, all in the same 30-second entry.
Tap the child's name, tap "present". That's it. The rest fills in from the day's scheduled lessons.
Each logged lesson records minutes-per-subject that roll into your annual hour total.
Log a museum trip, cooking-with-mom, or IEP therapy as instructional time with a single toggle.
One "family read-aloud" entry counts toward every child's attendance in one action.
Daily log works without internet and syncs when you reconnect — critical for camping trips and outages.
One-click formal attendance record for the district, state evaluator, or umbrella school — with signatures.
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