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Nope, you just contact the school and send in the registration form. You will need to provide them with a Curriculum Worksheet, which shows the work your student will be doing, and give them the information about textbook publishers, etc. That's so the school can be sure that the materials you intend to use are actually high school level material. You can click on the NARHS website ,and it will give you all the info you need. You can download their Student Manual, and from there, can print out the Registration form, Curriculum worksheet, etc.

If your student has already attended high school, you can have the school send NARHS the transcript, and NARHS will blend that information into their own records, showing the credits your student has already earned.

I liked NARHS because our kids were able to create their own courses, and get credit for their work! Our daughter taught herself Japanese, and Digital Video Editing and we just provided proof in the form of translations of Japanese works and grammar instruction books, and sent them DVDs of some Anime Music Videos that she created for the Video Editing course. You can be very creative in how the subjects are studied, and the kids will stay interested and learn SO much!