
Black History – Journey to 250
It’s the month set aside to honor the contributions that black Americans have made to this country. The fingerprints of many that have gone

It’s the month set aside to honor the contributions that black Americans have made to this country. The fingerprints of many that have gone

HEAV’s advocacy day at the Virginia General Assembly this session has been both steady and effective–last week’s Day at the Capitol and Homeschool Meet-and-Greet

At a Glance: How HEAV Protected Homeschool Families in 2024–2025 Problems Solved: HEAV addressed 244 incidents and conflicts affecting homeschool families in Virginia and

We are into the fourth week of the 2026 60-day legislative session. Legislative Snapshot: The last day for general bill submissions was Friday, January

January in Virginia has delivered a true taste of winter this year. After recent snow, ice, and subzero wind chills, many families are still

January 23, 2026 — The 2026 legislative session began on January 14th and is in full swing. The HEAV legislative team has reviewed 2,393

Can you hear that? It’s a phenomenal lineup of talented musical artists from our wonderful state, Virginia! As we continue on our Journey to

What HB2598 and Superintendent Memo 001-26 Mean for Your Family HEAV is pleased to announce that, following its advocacy and the passage of HB2598,

Ignite Your Business Dream: From Idea to Impact Have a business idea you can’t stop thinking about? A product, service, or solution that deserves

Homeschooling in Virginia continues to grow. Today, after four FOIA requests over two months, HEAV has received the official 2025–2026 homeschool numbers for the school

12/22/25 Update: Prince William families affected by the privacy breach should expect no further communication from Hazel Health. HEAV has been advised that the

12/19/25 UPDATE: The assistant superintendent of information services has advised HEAV of the following: Arlington Public Schools (APS) has contacted Lightspeed Systems, which has