A parent and Virginia-certified teacher correctly submitted her paperwork to the superintendent to become a Virginia-certified tutor under the compulsory attendance law, §22.1-254. However,
HEAV contacted Buena Vista after receiving concerns regarding the accuracy of information provided to parents over the phone related to the homeschool law. Concerns
Many homeschool parents have expressed concern regarding the receipt of letters, emails, or phone calls from their districts promoting virtual public school options. It
Recently, parents in Stafford expressed concern regarding participating in a survey that asked homeschool parents to share information on their instructional tools and curriculum.
HEAV received a call from a concerned, homeschool parent whose attendance at an IEP meeting was being persistently requested by representatives of the student’s
HEAV was contacted by a distraught parent who was incorrectly advised that she could not home educate because she had a GED. This information
Informed parents have reported concerns regarding an office request for personal information that is inconsistent with the law. HEAV connected with Albemarle to share
A parent contacted HEAV with a concern regarding the district’s requirement to provide a diploma for option (iv) on the notice of intent form.
Parents have expressed concern regarding correspondence received from the district promoting its virtual, public school option. School divisions market these programs to homeschool parents
As a reminder, the law does not require you to submit your child’s immunization records with your Notice of Intent. Submission of these personal
HEAV’s School Board Monitor Team found two comments of concern in the minutes from a special school board session held on November 10th. Chairman
