The Organization of Virginia Homeschoolers is a group that provides information to parents who currently do or are interested in home-schooling their children in the state of Virginia. The organization's website provides a wide variety of information to parents including how to begin home schooling and how to home-school children of different ages. The website also provides a list of home-school groups and information on the state home-school conference.
A not-for-profit organization, the Home Educators Association of Virginia is the state's oldest statewide association. The group provides information about book fairs, museum events and other offers through its free weekly e-newsletter. They also provide information on home-schooling different ages, testing requirements and Virginia laws on home schooling.
The Home School Mom is a website that provides free home-schooling resources for home-schooling parents across the country. The site has resources that can help create curriculum and places to find online curriculum. In the local resources section, Virginia home-schooling parents can find local information about home-schooling events, groups, sports, field trips and support groups.
A nationwide advocate for home-schoolers' rights, the Home School Legal Defense Advocate works to protect the rights of parents to home-school their children. HSLDA is staffed by Christian employees, but their membership includes anyone who chooses to home-school, regardless of their religious beliefs. The HSLDA website has state-specific information on home schooling including legislation, organizations and forums.
Homeschool World is the website of the Practical Homeschooling Magazine. The website provides information on home-schooling curriculum, events, organizations and contests. The Homeschool Groups section has a comprehensive list of home-school groups by state. The Virginia page lists over 30 home-schooling groups with their contact information and location.