Homeschooling in Virginia? You owe two things a year — a Notice of Intent by August 15 and proof of progress by August 1. This kit hands you the notice, the subject list, and every assessment option explained, so both deadlines are covered.
Based on Code of Virginia § 22.1-254.1, this kit turns VA’s two-bookend system into a simple checklist: qualify (a high school diploma is enough), file your Notice of Intent by August 15, then submit evidence of progress by August 1 — a test score or an evaluation, your choice.
What’s Inside
- Plain-English guide to Virginia’s home instruction law (§ 22.1-254.1)
- Notice of Intent letter template — with the qualification and subject-list sections built in
- Subject List template — a well-rounded starting point you adjust to your child
- Parent qualification guide — all four options explained (diploma is enough)
- Evidence-of-progress walkthrough — the test option (23rd percentile) vs. the evaluation option, and who can evaluate
- Evidence-of-progress planner & log template
- The religious-exemption alternative explained
- One-page VA compliance calendar, FAQ, and official resources
Instant PDF download. Print the templates and handle both deadlines with confidence.
Educational resource, not legal advice. Based on Code of Virginia § 22.1-254.1; verify current requirements with your local school division before filing.
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