HEAV Virginia Homeschool Convention 2026

The Home Educators Association of Virginia held its 43rd annual Virginia Homeschool Convention in Richmond from June 4 through June 6, 2026. The three-day gathering combined workshops, speakers, curriculum resources and community for families across the state. Its long history gave the event a broad audience, from parents considering their first year of homeschooling to experienced households navigating high school, special learning needs or changing family circumstances.

HEAV's published information highlighted dedicated support for beginners and for families teaching children with special needs. The exhibit hall and workshop schedule gave parents several ways to compare educational approaches, ask questions and find resources that might be difficult to evaluate online. The weekend also included a parent-presented homeschool graduation ceremony, recognizing students and the families who supported their education. That closing event connected practical instruction with the long-term purpose behind years of home learning.

A statewide convention can help families understand available resources and meet others working under the same legal and educational environment. It cannot decide which curriculum or schedule will fit every household. Parents still need to consider learning differences, cost, time and the student's goals. FMN prepared this original recap from HEAV's public convention information and did not reproduce the organization's session descriptions. Readers can use the official source for the full schedule, speaker records, exhibitor details and any later updates.