A new Senate bill, SB541, would require submission of first year assessments without any further submissions if acceptable progress is achieved. Appearing on the Senate Education Committee’s agenda for today, February 8th, watch for updates on CHEWV’s Facebook page.
This is the first movement of a homeschool-related bill during the first three weeks of the 2022 Legislative Session.
Open a synopsis of all the bills CHEWV is following:
Calling all West Virginia homeschoolers! Homeschooled students from grades 1 through 12 are invited to submit prose-only entries (no poetry) to designated County Coordinators for the annual WV Young Writers Day contest. All entries must be submitted within specified...
Homeschooled students are eligible to receive the Promise Scholarship to help lower the cost of tuition at colleges in West Virginia. In addition to the academic requirements, homeschooled students must also submit a grade report form along with their student...
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