Depending on which option you choose to assess your child in West Virginia, you may use one of these forms to communicate with the superintendent of your school district.
Looking for more information about your state's homeschool laws? Check out Part 1 of our West Virginia law series.
If you use a standardized test to assess your children, fill out this form with the information provided by the results from the test publisher and mail it to the superintendent of your school district.
Note: In some counties, local officials may ask less information from homeschool families than the notice of intent form above calls for.
