Increasing the amount of compensation a member of a county board of education may receive for attending certain meetings [HB-2919]
The purpose of this bill is to increase the amount of compensation members of county boards of education may receive for attending certain meetings. The bill increases from $100 to $200 the amount a board member may receive for attending council meetings of a regional education service agency if he or she also serves on that council. The bill increases the amount of compensation from $160 to $200 a board member may receive for each board meeting attended. The bill permits board members who serve on an administrative council of a multicounty vocational
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HB-2919: Increasing the amount of compensation a member of a county board of education may receive for attending certain meetings
Sponsored by: Sen. Ryan Ferns
Filed For Introduction on 03/13/2013
Relating to juvenile proceedings [HB-2901]
The purpose of this bill is to specify the allocation of payment of salary and benefits for school-based juvenile probation officers in counties which have established a truancy program in a judicial circuit where a grant is provided by the county board of education to the Supreme Court of Appeals to hire a school-based juvenile probation officer to handle truancy matters.
HB-2901: Relating to juvenile proceedings
Sponsored by: Rep. Joe Ellington
Filed For Introduction on 03/12/2013
You have voted HB-2873: Requiring that public schools provide facilities for students of all faiths and religions to have a place of fellowship, prayer and worship.
Relating to continued enrollment of at-risk student in public school [HB-2861]
The purpose of this bill is to remove a deterrent to public schools to seeking and assisting the enrollment of a student, who is at-risk and is becoming a discouraged and defeated learner, in an alternative program designed to prepare them for a successful transition back into the public schools. The bill sets forth characteristics of a discouraged and defeated learner, and al1ows the county superintendent to approve the continued enrollment of these students 1n the public schools while they are enrolled in the alternative program. The alternative
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HB-2861: Relating to continued enrollment of at-risk student in public school
Sponsored by: Rep. Barbara Fleischauer
Chapter 57, Acts, 2013 on 05/15/2013
Relating to mandatory immunizations for school children [HB-2831]
The purpose of this bill is to provide exemptions for immunizations of public school age children; to make express that informed consent applies to mandatory vaccinations; to establish specific criteria for composition of the Childhood Immunization Advisory Committee and a deadline date for appointment to the committee.
HB-2831: Relating to mandatory immunizations for school children
Sponsored by: Sen. Ryan Ferns
Filed For Introduction on 03/05/2013
Modifying the funding ratio of school students to counselors [HB-2827]
The purpose of this bill is to create a funding ratio of 350/1 of students and school counselors. The bill would allow counties to set their own caseload standards so long as these are equally distributed at each academic level in the county. The bill would also grandfather existing counties which exceed the proposed ratio.
HB-2827: Modifying the funding ratio of school students to counselors
Sponsored by: Rep. William Hartman
With Amendment, Do Pass, But First To Finance on 03/15/2013
Relating to the school aid formula [HB-2727]
The purpose of this bill is to restrict the additional percentage allowance for school buses to those using compressed natural gas or propane as an alternative fuel and to reduce the cap on the foundation allowance for regional service agencies (RESA) by 7.5%.
HB-2727: Relating to the school aid formula
Sponsored by: Rep. Tim Armstead
Chapter 67, Acts, 2013 on 05/15/2013
Transforming and improving public education [HB-2725]
The purpose of this bill is to improve public education by revising outdated provisions of the code to implement initiatives that will better prepare students for the college and work realities of the 21st Century.
HB-2725: Transforming and improving public education
Sponsored by: Rep. Tim Armstead
Filed For Introduction on 02/25/2013
You have voted HB-2563: Reducing the daily administrative time required of school counselors and increasing the time actually spent in counseling at-risk students.
Creating the Nonresident Medical Student Tuition Regularization Program [HB-2545]
The purpose of this bill is to offer nonresident medical students a partial tuition waiver as a means of recruiting practicing physicians to under-served areas and to primary care and practitioner shortage fields in West Virginia. This section is new; therefore, it has been completely underscored.
HB-2545: Creating the Nonresident Medical Student Tuition Regularization Program
Sponsored by: Rep. Justin Marcum
Filed For Introduction on 02/19/2013