One other thing you could do if your state has requirements is to save copies of the scope and sequence of any curriculum you use, or the table of contents. That way you can sell books you don't need any more or give them away. Often that info is on the publisher's website, too, but only for the most recent edition, usually. It's a general overview of what you covered.
That is what I am going to use for my weekly reports next year, if we join the VA. The curriculum we're using has titles for each lesson and I'll summarize the content for that week using the titles. When I submit my annual summary, I'll summarize what is in the scope and sequence/table of contents for each subject.
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Originally Posted by marbles
Our state requirements are just to file a letter of intent to Homeschool and to do a standardized test every three years. I wasn't sure if I should keep records for if we ever move or just to have in case whatever. I guess this means I can stick with tests/projects and whatever is special to me or them.
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If you move to another state they can not make you meet their requirements for previous years where you lived elsewhere. Their requirements will go into effect when you start homeschooling in that state.