A parent, who correctly notified under option (iv), was asked to provide a copy of her high school diploma instead of the required “evidence
HEAV received three recent reports from parents who were asked to submit a lesson plan detailing the official homeschool activity they were there for
After a parent declined a homeschool liaison’s request indicating they “typically require” a date of birth on a NOI, she received a letter indicating
Language used by the interim superintendent and on the district’s website identified a notice of intent as a “request” that “must” be “considered for
The beloved Little House series by Laura Ingalls Wilder has left an enduring mark on American literature and culture. Incorporating a unit study on
From the tiny button cells that fuel our remote controls to the hefty lithium-ion batteries in our smartphones and electric cars, batteries are all
Q: I don’t have a high school diploma. Should I comply with option (iii) or option (iv)? A: The homeschool law §22.1-254.1 provides two
Using a current event or natural phenomenon to guide your lesson planning is a great way to take advantage of the readily accessible object
Families received a form letter that included district requirements and requests inconsistent with the evidence of progress and deadline requirements found in the law.
Some parents received a letter, dated June 15, 2023, that stated, “At this time our records show that you have not submitted the evidence
HEAV has addressed concerns regarding district correspondence that identified a notice of intent as a “request” that must be “approved.” We are pleased to
Lighthouses have captured the imagination of people for centuries, serving as beacons of safety and symbols of perseverance in the face of adversity. You
