You have voted HB-2680: Prohibiting school employees from promoting abortion.

You have voted HB-2676: Exempting county school boards of education school buses from paying tolls for transit over the West Virginia Turnpike or any parkways authority project.

You have voted HB-2500: Relating to school personnel.

You have voted HB-2483: Authorizing public school teachers to purchase one personal computer and related devices per year from the state contract for use outside the classroom.

You have voted HB-2478: Charter Schools Act.

You have voted HB-2446: Increasing the criminal penalties for assaults and batteries against athletic officials.

You have voted HB-2435: Allowing the school building authority to designate money for the building of playgrounds.

You have voted HB-2394: Protecting academic speech of professional educators.

You have voted HB-2356: Requiring county boards of education to employ a certified library media specialist in each county school.

You have voted HB-2355: Allowing state employees to take paid leave to attend parent-teacher conference for their children.

You have voted HB-2354: Giving local authorities the authority to decrease the speed limit on streets and highways where school buses travel in its jurisdiction.

You have voted HB-2353: Allowing the State Superintendent of Schools to designate certain geographical areas as a "School Choice Zone".

You have voted HB-2349: Establishing a funding source and programs for persons with traumatic brain injury.

You have voted HB-2329: Reimbursing teachers for recertification fees.

You have voted HB-2323: The Family Education Tax Credit Act.

You have voted HB-2285: Directing the State Board of Education to determine what principal and teacher reports are unnecessary.

You have voted HB-2257: Authorizing and encouraging county boards of education to share services of central office administrative personnel.

You have voted HB-2256: Relating to approval of a student for homebound services and their rights.

You have voted HB-2249: Prohibiting the use of calculators for teaching purposes in grades K through eight.

You have voted HB-2221: Providing nonsupervisory employees of the West Virginia State Board of Education with the same protections against summary dismissal as are applicable to employees of county boards of education.