Homeschool benefits: Adams County Ohio Valley Local School District
Adams County and Ohio Valley Local Schools homeschool part-time access: Archived handbook describes up to two subject areas for K-8 or two credits for grades 9-12, with limited activity access.
Benefits in the Adams County Ohio Valley Local School District
Adams County and Ohio Valley Local Schools homeschool part-time access
What it is worth
Archived handbook describes up to two subject areas for K-8 or two credits for grades 9-12, with limited activity access; no district transportation
Who qualifies
Rules
- The cited handbook is from the 2015-16 school year. Ask the district to confirm the current policy before relying on this route.
- Part-time enrollment, prerequisites, space, current board policy, and parent transportation rules apply.
Homeschool rules and statewide help in Ohio
You must notify the resident district superintendent within five calendar days after beginning home education, moving into a district, or withdrawing from school, and notify annually by August 30.
Ohio sets these rules:
- Subjects: Provide instruction in English language arts, mathematics, science, history, government, and social studies.
- Testing: Ohio's current home-education law does not require an annual standardized test or academic assessment filing.
- Records: Keep copies of each notice and the superintendent's acknowledgment; the state does not require a routine portfolio submission.
- Teachers: Ohio's current home-education statute does not impose the former diploma-or-supervision requirement.
Read the Ohio homeschooling guide See statewide programs in Ohio
Questions parents ask
- What enrollment rules apply to this benefit?
- Adams County and Ohio Valley Local Schools homeschool part-time access is offered through the public schools, which can require part-time enrollment and so change your homeschool status. Ask the district first.
- Who receives payment from this benefit?
- Adams County and Ohio Valley Local Schools homeschool part-time access is not paid to the family.
Turn support into your child’s next lesson
Local classes cover the subjects they offer. We teach the remaining subjects, so a local class can stay part of the year without becoming the whole curriculum.
$149/month per child after the trial.
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