HEAV has addressed several concerns relating to information provided on district forms and web pages that were inconsistent with the law. These concerns included
A student in Fairfax was refused access to AP exams under the home instruction law because a homeschool liaison determined she was using an
In October, several concerned parents contacted HEAV regarding letters they received from the superintendent’s office indicating a truancy investigation would begin if they were
HEAV was contacted by a concerned parent regarding the approval language the district used on its Notice of Intent acknowledgment letter. Upon further review,
Several parents contacted HEAV with concerns relating to the district’s implementation of the home instruction and Virginia-certified tutor laws. These concerns included a request
Several parents contacted HEAV to advise that their Notice of Intent was returned to them with a request to use the district’s Notice of
Your HEAV School Board Monitor Team identified several concerns included in Hampton policy IHBG Home Instruction. Most concerning, if a parent disagreed with a
HEAV was contacted by several concerned parents in relation to challenges they were experiencing with the district’s e-Notice of Intent and e-Evidence of Progress
HEAV identified several concerns on the district’s website and e-NOI form relating to the accuracy of information and requirements of Virginia’s education laws. HEAV
Your HEAV school board monitor team identified two policies and regulations that were inconsistent with Virginia’s homeschool laws in several areas. Concerns included language
HEAV took immediate action after hearing from several concerned parents related to calls received from a district employee who indicated homeschool parents were “required
UPDATE 10.14.24: We have good news regarding the apparent privacy breach. As we recently shared, after HEAV communicated with Prince Wiliam County’s attorney with
