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If you choose to homeschool under the Home Instruction Statute (§22.1-254.1), your NOI must be submitted to your local school division superintendent by August 15 (if you know you are going to homeschool before the beginning of the school year).
- Curriculum Descriptions
(Code of Virginia, §22.1-254.1 B) As amended, §22.1-254.1 B...
- Curriculum Descriptions
Information on how to begin homeschooling in Virginia, what forms to use, where to send them and more! Includes a Notice of Intent form for VA homeschoolers.
Some school districts develop their own Notice of Intent (NOI) forms. Some districts may also include instructions for the submission process as well as forms such as immunization forms or a notice of homeschool discontinuance.
Your Top 10 Notice of Intent Questions! 1. Who must send in a Notice of Intent? All parents who intend to teach their children at home under the Virginia Home Instruction Statute must submit a notice of intent to their superintendent each year.
Homeschoolers in Virginia use a variety of curricula and approaches, ranging from pre-packaged curriculum and correspondence schools to child-initiated learning or “unschooling.” Please see the section on Styles and Approaches for some ideas and examples.
Home instruction (also referred to as “home schooling”) is one alternative to school attendance. Parents may home school “when the requirements...of the Code have been satisfied.” The Code requires parents who home instruct to provide their local school division with:
I am providing notice of my intention to provide home instruction for the child(ren) listed below as provided for by §22.1.-254.1 of the Code of Virginia, in lieu of having them attend school.
