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 transcript. The Promise Scholarship website has been undergoing some upgrades; unfortunately, the grade report form for homeschoolers will not be available until sometime in January.
More information can be found here.
West Virginia homeschoolers have been invited to two upcoming events. See details below about Mountain Craft's Film Festival on October 3 and the Pumpkin Festival on October 2 and 3. Film Festival Ben Berry, homeschool dad and CEO of Mountain Craft, is extending an...
Along with Christian school students from across the state, CHEWV member students are invited to participate in the WV Christian Education Association’s annual statewide Fine Arts Festivals. CHEWV participants represent homeschooling well, often capturing top awards....
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