For Parents
It's a challenging time to be a teen -- and to be a teen's parent. This site is here to help by offering clear and accurate information on teens' responsibilities and rights under Virginia's law.
Welcome to the Parents' Portal
Here is where you come to read what instructors are teaching and teens are learning. You can even view statistical reports of behavioral and criminal problems, broken down by school. But best of all, you can encourage positive character-building across the Commonwealth, simply by your interest in Virginia Rules.
Explore the Virginia Rules Web Site
- Take the quiz -- How well do you know Virginia law? You may be surprised! Take the quiz with your teen, and use it as a starting point to explore the Virginia Rules section of the site together.
- Explore Virginia Rules -- Read about Virginia's laws on topics of interest for your child, such as driving, curfews and internet safety.
- Search the Law -- Find specific laws on these topics by searching the Code of Virginia.
Introducing the Virginia Rules Web Site
Our goal is to:
- Deliver accurate, current law education curriculum for instructors of teens with the goal of reducing criminal and behavioral problems in schools and communities.
- Provide a central resource for all agencies of the Commonwealth for teen and family law related education.
- Be a resource for teens and their parents for applicable law in the Commonwealth of Virginia
- Encourage instructors to prioritize their instruction by viewing data available which will show statistics by school and student of behavioral and criminal problems.
- Provide downloadable work book information and lesson plans by subject to address individual instructor, school, school district and community priorities for targeted behaviors and crimes.
- Provide a means of reviewing instruction which over time may have changed statistics reported by student, school district, and community.
- Provide a resource which will encourage a community of adults and teens committed to positive character building across the Commonwealth.



