Over the last four months, HEAV has worked with the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to correct inaccurate website text. At HEAV’s request,
April is National Deaf History Month, a great time to explore the history of the deaf and hard-of-hearing community, experience the beauty of American
by Kathleen Cotter Clayton Teaching math to your children is both a science and an art. It is a science because much research has been done
by Katie J Trent As busy homeschool parents, trying to fit everything in can be hard. Suddenly, discipleship feels more like a chore than
HEAV reached out to the homeschool liaison regarding information relating to the description of curriculum requirement, NOI option (iii), and compulsory attendance compliance options
INNSBROOK 1-MILE RUN COMPETITION | May 4 We are excited that homeschool families are invited to participate in the 2024 Innsbrook One-Mile Run to
Homeschool freedom lies in being bold. Recognizing your ability to step beyond the boundaries and align your homeschool with your family’s values and goals
As homeschoolers, we have the privilege of demonstrating a life of prayer to our children as they go through their day. Raising prayer warriors–children
The district has now complied with the homeschool law! In January, we provided information and guidance relating to inconsistencies with the law on the
A parent contacted HEAV after a school official indicated, at the end of the year, her child will need to be tested, “…on the
A parent contacted HEAV after receiving written correspondence from a local school official advising that her child will be marked absent until they receive
The HEAV legislative team reached out to the district to address website text that seemed to indicate parents were required to use the district’s
