by Laurel Hill | Mar 16, 2026 | Articles, Featured Articles, Home School Day at the Capitol
by Laurel Hill Attending Homeschool Day at the Capitol with my children for the first time this year, I can now say that I honestly regret not going sooner! I have to admit that my expectations for the day were not that high. I went in thinking it would be a boring...
by CHEWV | Mar 16, 2026 | Featured Articles, Legislative, News
In perhaps the busiest year in memory for different homeschool-related bills, we are grateful that none of the bills ultimately passed the 2026 legislature. With this year’s session barely behind us, it’s worthwhile to take a step back and look at the big picture––the...
by CHEWV | Mar 16, 2026 | Featured Articles, Legislative, News
HB 5537 began as an innocuous bill repealing parts of outdated code in the education section of the law. It passed the House without fanfare and was sent to the Senate. However, in the last hours of the session, the Senate amended the bill and gave it a new title and...
by CHEWV | Mar 3, 2026 | Featured Articles, Legislative, News
What Happened Today: SB 972, a bill that precluded homeschooling for those with a pending abuse investigation until the close of the investigation, was tabled today in the Senate by a vote of 20-11. Read our previous analysis of this bill here. HB 5669, a house bill...
by CHEWV | Mar 2, 2026 | Featured Articles, Legislative, News
We awoke today to a coordinated effort to push Raylee’s Law through the WV Senate and House before Wednesday’s crossover deadline. The method uses various bills and angles. We are calling for prayer, which is the strong reaction needed. We will report as...
by CHEWV | Jan 30, 2016 | Articles, Assessments, Blog, Featured Articles, Testing
It can be tempting to think that a test will accurately assess how we are doing as teachers and how our children are doing as students. But it can do neither. Standardized testing is only a tool to determine how our children compare academically with other students...
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