by CHEWV | Sep 10, 2017 | Legislative, News
Featuring Senator Randy Smith and Delegate Joe Statler The West Virginia Legislature will convene for its 2018 regular session on January 10th. As in the past, we can expect bills to be proposed and debated that will affect the freedom to homeschool in West...
by CHEWV | Sep 9, 2017 | Articles, College, High School
What I’ve Learned First-Hand by Becky Price When our oldest son applied to an out-of-state four-year college, we included his transcript along with a copy of his high school diploma, and he was accepted with no other records necessary. When our second son...
by CHEWV | Aug 8, 2017 | Articles, College, High School, News
Homeschooled high school students are benefitting from the growing early enrollment options available through higher education institutions, where they can earn college credit during the high school years at a drastically reduced cost. These programs, through...
by CHEWV | Jul 5, 2017 | Fine Arts Overview, News
The 2017 WVCEA Elementary and Junior High Fine Arts Festivals were held on April 21 at Cross Lanes Christian School. Eight students represented CHEWV in several categories for a total of 24 entries! It was an exciting event and a valuable learning experience as...
by CHEWV | Jun 5, 2017 | News, WV Law
Compulsory age is the age when children are required to attend public school unless they meet a legal exemption. For children of compulsory age who are to be homeschooled under WV code 18-8-1(c)(2), a notice of intent must be provided to the home county prior to...
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