
SOLs and Reenrollment
Q. Is there a law that requires homeschooled students to make up missed SOL’s if they re-enrolled in public school? A. Public schools may—and

Q. Is there a law that requires homeschooled students to make up missed SOL’s if they re-enrolled in public school? A. Public schools may—and

Q. My graduate plans to enroll in a community college. He has been told he will need a GED in order to receive student

Q. My teen would like to take the Japanese AP exam from the public school next year. They do not offer this course. Can

Q. How do I get a diploma when my teen is ready to graduate? We use a correspondence school, but I prefer a Virginia

Q. If my child turns 18 this year, do I need to I notify the superintendent? And will we be required by law to

Q. For an evaluation, it says the child must show progress. Since my special needs child is behind in several subjects, will that affect

Q. If I decide to transfer my high school student into public school, will they accept his homeschool credits? A. Based on Virginia law,

Q. I understand the CAT-5 survey test is being phased out. Is there another test that covers only what the law requires? A. The

Q. Where do I register my high school student for the PSAT? A. A Homeschooler must register for the PSAT at the local public

Q. Since my child had an IEP, is there anything extra I need to do when I file my Notice of Intent? A. Even

Q. Do I still have to submit test scores if I’ve decided not to homeschool next year? A-The law does not give clear direction

Lee Binz Some things about homeschooling high school really are NOT hard. Scary words like “grades” and “credits” can be simple when you know