Testing History
March 21, 2012
Q. How do I know what type of history my child should be reviewing for the end-of-year test? A. Homeschool students are NOT required
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Q. How do I know what type of history my child should be reviewing for the end-of-year test? A. Homeschool students are NOT required
Q. I’m concerned about my child’s performance on a standardized achievement test. Can you recommend a practice test? A. Testing jitters are contagious this
Q. What are the physical education requirements for homeschoolers, and how do homeschoolers meet them? A. Although the Virginia law (§22.1-200) requires that specific
Q. Should my child take the GED exams? A. Although a GED credential can be earned by a homeschool graduate, HEAV does not recommend
Q. Under the certified tutor statute, do I have to be certified at the high school level to teach high school subjects? A. According
Q. I received a letter from my school district offering testing in April for my homeschooler. Is this a good option? What are my
Q. In order to teach the behind-the-wheel portion of driver education, I must show completion of an “approved correspondence course.” Which courses are “approved,”
Q. Is my homeschooler eligible for speech therapy through a public school? A. Although school districts are not obligated to provide special-needs services for
Q. We are homeschooling for religious reasons, and my teen wants to get a driver’s license. The DMV says I need a letter. What
Q. I received a memo stating, “Federal and state law requires that school divisions locate, identify and evaluate all private and homeschooled children in
Q. What are the Standards of Learning (SOL) requirements for homeschoolers? A. A homeschool curriculum does not have to comply with the Virginia Standards
AP Courses and Tests Q. Does a high school student have to take an AP course before taking an AP exam? A. No, the
