homeschool portsmouth va parent portal

How do I re-enroll my child in Portsmouth Public Schools?

In order to admit any child that has been in Home School Education into Portsmouth Public Schools a letter should be written to the Superintendent of Schools requesting they be allowed to register in their zoned school. The parent will receive a letter acknowledging the intent to re-enroll in public school.

How do I get help with the parent portal?

Sign Up Please contact your student's school for assistance with the Parent Portal.

Where is homeschooling Central VA?

We are located in Central VA at the Greene County public library in Standardsville. The surrounding cites include homeschoolers from Charlottesville, Ruckersville, Orange, and Madison areas. We are a parent-run small co-op. Parents take turns teaching various classes. Our children’s ages range from 4-13.

Are all homeschoolers welcome in a homeschool group?

All homeschoolers are welcome, without bias to style of homeschooling, choice of curriculum, or personal beliefs. There is no fee to join, no statement of faith, and no hierarchy. All activities are planned by various families in the group, and all families in the group may plan and/or participate as they wish.

What is the Campus Portal?

Campus Portal is our tool for parents and students to access instant, online, timely and secure student information: class schedule, assignments, attendance, discipline, course registrations for next year, report cards and transcripts.

How much does the Campus Portal cost?

Nothing. It is a free service to parents, and actually saves the district money by reducing paperwork and labor costs.

Where is Reach Homeschool Group located?

REACH Homeschool Group. Areas: Central Virginia, Chesapeake Bay/Eastern Shore, Northern Virginia. REACH is Christian-led but is open to all regardless of religion, race, or politics. REACH’s goal is to offer meaningful and educational opportunities for all homeschoolers in the Virginia area.

What is a homeschool group?

Homeschool groups or networks can be a source of information, resources, activities, and friendship. VaHomeschoolers includes descriptions of groups in order to assist you in finding a group that suits your family. Group descriptions are provided by the individual groups, so questions are best directed to the individual group.

What is the Winchester Area Homeschoolers Association?

The Winchester Area Homeschoolers Association is a voluntary support group for homeschooling families and those interested in homeschooling in the Winchester Virginia and Northern Shenandoah Valley area . WAHA is here to provide a support network for homeschoolers. The bond that holds members of WAHA together is their collective dedication to homeschooling as an educational alternative. WAHA’s primary mission is to support members as they seek to live out this commitment on a daily basis. They focus a great deal on field trips and group activities that provide both education and fun. Membership is open to any person regardless of age, race, religious ideology, or gender.

What is homeschooling without you having to be at home?

“Homeschooling without you having to be at home”. We are a homeschool family and believe in the outstanding and rewarding academic process that allows each student to excel in a much less stressful manner. We are a unique type of homeschooling co-op, eliminating much of the burden and great demands on parents. Nearly every co-op requires parents to assist with teaching and cleaning, etc, we don’t. All we ask is that each parent provides continued academic support at home when needed in areas where your child might be struggling. Our program is built for independent learners. Our mission is to facilitate an environment for children to focus on their academics with support, guidance, and positive motivation.

What is Compass homeschooling?

Compass Homeschool Enrichment program offers Northern Virginia homeschool families a menu of high-quality extracurricular and enrichment classes. All classes are taught by qualified outside instructors who teach multiple levels of interesting, experiential classes in science, technology, languages, history, art, music, and more. Classes are taught in Herndon in a 4-quarter, 30 week academic year. Registration is a la carte by quarter; most classes are without a year-long commitment. Compass Homeschool Enrichment Program is a secular, inclusive program.

What is home works?

Home Works is a place for parents to work individually or together to fully realize their personal homeschooling plan. They have a facility with 4000 square feet housing a curriculum library, used book sale, 3 classrooms, 2 playrooms, Hall and stage, kitchen and offices. For more information: Facebook.

What is Christian home education?

A Christian educational organization designed to provide support and enrichment for home educating families. Classes provide supplemental educational experiences on a weekly basis to enrich and expand the educational plan the home-educating family has for their students.