West Virginia requires annual notice and a year-end assessment, with a one-time qualification proof from the parent.
Yes, homeschooling is legal in West Virginia. You give annual notice to your county superintendent at least 2 weeks before starting, including your kid's name + grade level + qualification of the instructing parent. The parent must hold a high school diploma or GED, or show equivalent qualifications. At year-end you provide evidence of academic progress — typically a nationally normed standardized test, but a portfolio review by a certified teacher is also accepted. Submit results to county only when requested.
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