Virginia
Virginia families send a notice of intent by August 15 and, by August 1 after the school year, evidence of progress: a test score or an evaluation.
An evaluator works best from a full record. My Homeschool Hours gives you the log, the portfolio with work samples and the reading list to hand over.
- Notice of intent
- To the division superintendent every year by August 15, with a list of the subjects for the coming year and proof of one qualifying option (Code of Virginia 22.1-254.1)
- Starting mid-year
- File the notice as soon as practicable and meet the other requirements within 30 days
- Evidence of progress
- By August 1 after the school year: a test score at or above the fourth stanine, or an evaluation the superintendent accepts (for example a letter from a licensed teacher)
- Young children
- No evidence of progress for a child under six on September 30
- Time
- No set number of hours or days
What is due
- Evidence of progress
- August 1, for the year just finished
- Notice of intent
- August 15
Reports My Homeschool Hours makes for this state
- Hours by subject
- Portfolio
- Activity log
- Reading list
- Attendance