Age 15-18 Child's name __________ Date ____
Spiritual Growth
We are satisfied/unsatisfied that he/she is committed to Christ.
We see the following fruit of the Spirit emerging (Gal 5:22):
We need to encourage him/her to work on the following disciplines:
We see him/her beginning to be a part of the Body of Christ by exhibiting the following spiritual gifts (see I Cor. 12-14, Rom. 12:1-8, Eph. 4:1-16, I Peter 4:10-11):
What Christian service opportunities has the student taken part in?
What commitments to purity has this child made in character, relationships (dating, etc.), convictions?
Our spiritual goals for the following few months are to:
To accomplish our goals we need to focus on:
To accomplish our goals we need to change how we:
Special thoughts or comments:
Educational Growth
What subjects or activities does this young person especially enjoy?
What subjects or activities are especially troublesome?
Have any new interests surfaced? If so, what?
He/she is planning to __________ after graduating from high school.
He/she is involved in the following extracurricular activities (clubs, sports, music, work, etc.):
He/she has demonstrated mastery of basic self-sufficiency skills (cooking, laundry, working, communicating with adults, etc.):
He/she has made the following accomplishments or earned the following awards:
We know he/she is ready for adult life since __________ or not since __________.
How many more credits and in what subjects does this young person need for graduation?
Our educational goal for the following few months is to:
To accomplish our goals we need to focus on:
To accomplish our goals we need to change how we:
Special thoughts or comments:
Feel free to make up your own evaluation forms; these are only our ideas.
David and Laurie Callihan are authors of The Guidance Manual for the Christian Home School: A Parent's Guide for Preparing Home School Students for College or Career, and the brand new Christian Homeschool Daily Planner (with their Grand Plan built right in). Learn more at www.davidandlaurie.com. They are regular columnists on Crosswalk's High School page.
