Moderate regulation
Homeschooling Laws in West Virginia
West Virginia families file a Notice of Intent with the county and submit annual assessments.
Compulsory ages
6–17
Notice of intent
Required
Recordkeeping
Annual academic assessment.
Assessment
Annual test, portfolio review, or alternate; submit to county at grades 3, 5, 8, 11.
Teacher qualifications
HS diploma or equivalent.
Required subjects
Reading, language, math, science, social studies.
How to start homeschooling in West Virginia
- 1File Notice of Intent with county superintendent 2 weeks before starting
- 2Conduct annual assessment
- 3Submit to county at required grade levels
Next steps with Homeschool Hub
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This page is an educational overview, not legal advice. Laws change — confirm current requirements with the West Virginia Department of Education or HSLDA before withdrawing a child from school.