by CHEWV | Mar 10, 2020 | Legislative, News
While CHEWV has made only limited public statements about the happenings during the 2020 Legislative session, it is not due to lack of legislative activity related to homeschooling! On the contrary, this session has been somewhat of a roller coaster. At times,...
by CHEWV | Mar 10, 2020 | Legislative, News
My first Legislative Report of the 2020 Session began with acknowledging that the growth of homeschooling is now seen as a threat. I predicted that we might see introduction of legislation to stem the growth of homeschooling or to increase regulation. We saw both. ...
by CHEWV | Mar 9, 2020 | News, Sports
On March 4th, during the final week of the 2020 Regular Session, the House Sports Bill was passed by the State Senate. In order to attain passage, it had to be merged into a bill that opened up the same section of the law into which the sports bill was written. So, on...
by CHEWV | Feb 3, 2020 | Abusive Situations Charged to Homeschooling, Legislative, News
Anyone who reads the media reports1 about Raylee JoLynn Browning will be sickened, saddened, and angered. We will all rightly want justice served on her abusers and desire that such a thing never again be repeated. We do, after all, bear the divine image of the God...
by CHEWV | Jan 24, 2020 | Legislative, News
The 2020 Regular Session is in full swing. West Virginia homeschooling freedoms are threatened every year, and many of these threats are directed at homeschooling by name. Other threats come in the form of infringements of parental rights or religious liberty, the...
by CHEWV | Jan 23, 2020 | News, WV Law
CHEWV has submitted comments on a draft policy from the WV Board of Education that would direct counties to develop their own county policy for students leaving the public system to homeschool, as well as for homeschoolers transferring into the public school system. ...
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