Homeschooling in Virginia
Virginia requires an annual Notice of Intent, a parent qualification under one of four paths, and annual evidence of progress submitted by August 1. No required subjects, no required hours. Guides below cover the law, the qualification paths, and how to meet the evidence requirements.
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How to Homeschool in Virginia (2026): Notice, Qualifications, and Annual Evidence of Progress
Virginia requires a Notice of Intent by August 15, a parent qualification under one of four paths, and annual evidence of academic progress submitted to your division superintendent by August 1. No required subjects, no required hours.
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