Test Results Submission Best Practices
Q. Should my evaluator submit my child’s evidence of progress directly to the superintendent on my behalf? § 22.1-254.1.(C) addresses who is to provide
Q. Should my evaluator submit my child’s evidence of progress directly to the superintendent on my behalf? § 22.1-254.1.(C) addresses who is to provide
Q. How can I find out if my standardized testing option complies with the law? A. There are hundreds of tests from which to choose,
Q. How do I know if a particular test complies with end-of-year testing requirements? A. I know testing can be intimidating and confusing, but
Moving Districts and Homeschooling Q. What must I do when I move from one district to another while homeschooling in Virginia? A. Moving districts
Q. My daughter takes piano lessons and is starting ninth grade this year. Do piano lessons count toward an elective on her homeschool transcript?
Top 10 Virginia Notice of Intent Questions Planning to Homeschool This Fall? Your Notice of Intent (NOI) Is Due by August 15. Every year,
Filing the Notice of Intent Form According to §22.1-254.1 (A), a parent must submit a Notice of Intent (shown below) or personal letter to the
On my tax return, can I claim my homeschool educational expenses as a deduction? A. Unfortunately, homeschool parents may NOT take the Educator Expense
Q. My daughter is a high school senior, graduating this May. How should I reflect the grades for her classes this year since they
Q. How do I withdraw my child from public school and begin homeschooling during the school year? A. The Virginia homeschool law provides a
Q. Are homeschool hours and days requirements the same as those followed by public schools? A. The compulsory attendance laws in §22.1-254 (A) say
Q. I was interested in part-time enrollment for my elementary school child, but my district doesn’t allow it. What other options do I have