Homeschooling in West Virginia
File notice of intent with county superintendent. Annual standardized testing required. Teach required subjects. Parent must have high school diploma or equivalent
State Information
Education Savings Account (ESA) Program
Program Name
Hope Scholarship
Funding Amount
$4,600/year
Year Started
2021
Eligibility
Universal - All K-12 students eligible
Additional Notes
Funds can be used for tuition, tutoring, curriculum, and other educational expenses
Cities in West Virginia
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Grafton
Barbour County
Hedgesville
Berkeley County
Huntington
Wayne County
Inwood
Berkeley County
Julian
Boone County
Junior
Barbour County
Kearneysville
Berkeley County
Lost Creek
Barbour County
Madison
Boone County
Martinsburg
Berkeley County
Mineral Wells
Wood County
Moatsville
Barbour County
Montrose
Barbour County
Morgantown
Monongalia County
Mount Hope
Fayette County
Ottawa
Boone County
Parkersburg
Wood County
Philippi
Barbour County
Princeton
Mercer County
Racine
Boone County
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Kids on the Yard help me access West Virginia ESA funding?
Yes! Our experienced accounting team is well-versed in working with state ESA programs and can assist you in completing the necessary forms and documentation to receive your state funding or grants. We'll guide you through the entire process to ensure you can take full advantage of the educational funding available to your family.
How does the ESA application process work?
Once you enroll with Kids on the Yard, our team will work closely with you to complete all required ESA application forms. We'll help you gather necessary documentation, submit applications to the appropriate state agencies, and follow up to ensure your funding is processed efficiently. Our goal is to make accessing your educational funding as simple and stress-free as possible.
What homeschooling services does Kids on the Yard provide in West Virginia?
We offer comprehensive homeschooling support including customized curriculum development, one-on-one and group tutoring, parent coaching and guidance, and legal compliance assistance. Our programs are designed to meet West Virginia's homeschool regulations while providing the flexibility and personalization your family needs.
How do I get started with homeschooling in West Virginia?
Getting started is easy! Contact us through our website or call our team to schedule a free consultation. We'll discuss your family's educational goals, explain West Virginia's homeschool requirements, help you choose the right services, and if applicable, assist you with ESA funding applications. We're here to support you every step of the way.
What if my city isn't listed on this page?
We serve families throughout West Virginia, even if your specific city isn't listed in our database yet. Our location listings are continuously being updated, and many of our services are available virtually. Please contact us directly to discuss how we can support your homeschooling journey, regardless of where you're located in the state.
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