Language used by the interim superintendent and on the district’s website identified a notice of intent as a “request” that “must” be “considered for
Families received a form letter that included district requirements and requests inconsistent with the evidence of progress and deadline requirements found in the law.
Some parents received a letter, dated June 15, 2023, that stated, “At this time our records show that you have not submitted the evidence
HEAV has addressed concerns regarding district correspondence that identified a notice of intent as a “request” that must be “approved.” We are pleased to
A parent who had complied with the homeschool law received an unexpected home visit from two truancy officers, and we understand there are 14
A parent correctly submitted documentation to be recognized as a Virginia Certified Tutor under compulsory attendance law, §22.1-254(A); however, Fairfax incorrectly processed the parent’s
8/31/23 HEAV has resolved the district requiring a child’s gender, race, Hispanic status, date of birth, and grade as well as the difficulty experienced
A parent who enrolled in an online public school through Scott County was instructed by her own district to file a notice of intent
HEAV reached out to Madison County regarding inaccurate requirements in a letter to parents and, after collaborating with the school board attorney, they have
HEAV contacted the Lynchburg City district homeschool liaison by phone and the superintendent and assistant superintendent by email yesterday in response to several parents
HEAV has been in contact with Lynchburg regarding correspondence indicating that parents are required to provide the following private, personal information: date of birth,
Through the efforts of your HEAV School Board Monitor Team, we learned that homeschool parents’ notices of intent were being sent to the school
