Graduating Early
September 21, 2016
Q. Is it possible to graduate my 16-year-old Virginia homeschooled teen early since she has completed all her high school work, including several dual-enrollment
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Q. Is it possible to graduate my 16-year-old Virginia homeschooled teen early since she has completed all her high school work, including several dual-enrollment
Q. Is a vaccination exemption included in a religious exemption? A. No, a vaccination exemption is NOT part of a religious exemption from compulsory
NOI: Superintendent Reply Late Q. I complied with option 4 and mailed my NOI early in July. Should I be concerned that I have
Q. Although we provided test results and then notified that we were moving to another county, our previous superintendent has requested a copy of
Q. Should I send in my high school diploma each year I file a Notice of Intent? A. The law requires proof of how
Q. I have a four-year degree and a Statement of Eligibility letter for a Provisional license. Do I need an official teaching license in
Q. Some homeschool co-ops offer credits for courses. Should I give my children credits for the classes I teach them at home? A. A credit
Q. My daughter did not do well in a private school last year. I’m having her tutored this summer to catch up, but I
Testing with a Local School Q. When I filed my Notice of Intent, the school district offered to test my child in the spring
Q. When testing, do you administer all or part of the standardized achievement test? A. The Virginia homeschool statute, § 22.1-254.1 (C), requires a
Public School After Kindergarten Q. My child is four and will miss the September 30 cut-off date for kindergarten by a few days. If
Q. My two elementary-age children did not do well in math, so I put them back one grade level in math when we began
