Relating to WV Secondary School Activities [HB-2459]
The purpose of this bill is to require the West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission to promulgate legislative rules.West Virginia Code §18-2-25 was amended by two bills passed during the 2020 Regular Session of the Legislature, by the House. House Bill 4925 (passed last on March 4, 2020); House Bill 3127 (passed first on March 2, 2020). The two versions of this section have been merged into this bill with modifications the reflect the 2024 amendment to the statute.
HB-2459: Relating to WV Secondary School Activities
Sponsored by: Rep. Charles Horst
Filed For Introduction on 02/17/2025
Relating to hiring of teachers [HB-2500]
The purpose of this bill is to ensure that schools that get a qualified applicant cannot readvertise positions once a good-faith offer has already been made to said qualified applicant by the principal and accepted by the qualified applicant.
HB-2500: Relating to hiring of teachers
Sponsored by: Rep. David Pritt
Filed For Introduction on 02/17/2025
Relating to elementary behavior intervention and safety [HB-2515]
The purpose of this bill is to address elementary behavior intervention and safety; specify requirements applicable to when a grade kindergarten through six teacher in an elementary setting determines that the behavior of a student is violent, threatening, or intimidating toward staff or peers or creates an unsafe learning environment or impedes on other students' ability to learn in a safe environment; providing for behavior intervention and safety for students in grades six through twelve; and provide that nothing herein may be construed to be
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HB-2515: Relating to elementary behavior intervention and safety
Sponsored by: Rep. Joe Ellington
To Education on 03/04/2025
HB-2460: Any state permitting, county regulations or municipality shall treat private schools the same as public schools when it comes to building permits, fees charged, safety standards, waste water management, septic systems, and the timeliness of permitting process
Sponsored by: Rep. Joshua Holstein
Filed For Introduction on 02/17/2025
You have voted HB-2460: Any state permitting, county regulations or municipality shall treat private schools the same as public schools when it comes to building permits, fees charged, safety standards, waste water management, septic systems, and the timeliness of permitting process.
Protecting Religious Homeschooling Act [HB-2452]
The purpose of this bill is to exempt from ad valorem property tax all property used for divine worship, including parts of those properties that are used for educational and other instructional activities.
HB-2452: Protecting Religious Homeschooling Act
Sponsored by: Rep. Kathie Crouse
Filed For Introduction on 02/17/2025
Relating to enhanced pay for certain teachers [SB-506]
The purpose of this bill is to enhance pay for teachers; provide for market pay enhancement for teacher salaries in certain circumstances; provide for certification to the State Auditor; set out distribution of funds; require reporting; make funds subject to personal income tax; providing funds are in excess of minimum salary schedule; make enhancement not subject to state grievance process; and provide for rulemaking.
SB-506: Relating to enhanced pay for certain teachers
Sponsored by: Sen. Michael Woelfel
Motion To Refer Bill To Rules Adopted (roll No. 244) on 03/31/2025
HB-2483: Permitting county boards of education to send parents of students who are chronically disruptive the pro-rated amount of their education and to remove them from the school system for a year to continue their education
Sponsored by: Rep. Eric Brooks
Filed For Introduction on 02/17/2025
You have voted HB-2483: Permitting county boards of education to send parents of students who are chronically disruptive the pro-rated amount of their education and to remove them from the school system for a year to continue their education.
Relating to the display of the Ten Commandments in public schools [HB-2525]
The purpose of this bill is to require public elementary schools and secondary schools to display in a conspicuous place in each classroom of the school a durable poster or framed copy of the Ten Commandments that meets certain requirements.
HB-2525: Relating to the display of the Ten Commandments in public schools
Sponsored by: Rep. Larry Kump
Filed For Introduction on 02/17/2025
Provide tax credit for homeschool students [HB-2405]
The purpose of this bill is to establish tax credits for parents and legal guardians whose children are in a home-schooling program or private school. The bill provides for an exception. Finally, the bill provides rule-making authority.
HB-2405: Provide tax credit for homeschool students
Sponsored by: Rep. Charles Horst
To House Educational Choice on 02/26/2025