 West Virginia Metro News. I'm Chris Lawrence. State Senate Education Committee Chairwoman Classroom Teacher Amy Grady says the state's homeschool laws when it comes to required assessments may need another look. Public school systems are now charged with following up on why those assessments aren't turned in. They are overwhelmed with things that they have to take care of. I completely agree with that. But that doesn't mean that this is something that we ignore because we're overwhelmed. You know, in my classroom, I'm overwhelmed with a lot of things. But I also know that there are things that have to get done and have to figure out a way to do them.