by CHEWV | Aug 8, 2024 | Legislative, News
West Virginia homeschoolers are in the trenches of a philosophical battle that has ramifications nationwide. The context is the relatively recent deaths of two children. A prevalent question has been, “If more homeschooling regulation saves just one child, isn’t it...
by CHEWV | Jul 11, 2024 | News
CHEWV was once again well represented by students at all three levels of the 2024 WVCEA Fine Arts Festivals held in March and April. Students in grades 4-12 have the opportunity to showcase their talents and academic abilities in a variety of categories in the areas...
by CHEWV | Jul 11, 2024 | Abusive Situations Charged to Homeschooling, Legislative, News
And Why It Matters A young West Virginia teen who died tragically in an emaciated state was said to have had an eating disorder.1 While absolutely heartbreaking, according to an article from the UMass Chan Medical School,2 eating disorders in teens more than doubled...
by CHEWV | May 8, 2024 | Abusive Situations Charged to Homeschooling, News
In light of the tragic Kyneddi Miller death, versions of Raylee’s Law are again making news. Legislators have asked for the issue to be put on the special session agenda, meaning we may have less time for further consideration and preparation than we anticipated. The...
by CHEWV | May 8, 2024 | News
CHEWV has recently updated our Notice of Intent to homeschool and our Notice to Terminate Home Instruction forms. We received a call from the state Department of Education asking if we would differentiate public versus private school on our termination notice. This...
by CHEWV | May 8, 2024 | News
(Not Applicable for Hope Students) Submission of annual assessment results for homeschoolers in 3rd, 5th, 8th and 11th grades are due by June 30th. Submit a copy of the results to your county office by that date. Tested with CHEWV? If requested, you will receive a...
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