HB-5598: Requiring a shcool administrator and local Board of Education to assess whether a student is in the foster care system or undre the supervision of Child Protective Services prior to being disiplined for a level 3 or 4 behavior policy violation
Sponsored by: Rep. Joseph Statler
Filed For Introduction on 02/12/2024
You have voted HB-5598: Requiring a shcool administrator and local Board of Education to assess whether a student is in the foster care system or undre the supervision of Child Protective Services prior to being disiplined for a level 3 or 4 behavior policy violation.
HB-5563: Adding a proviso that any county will open attendance zones and an existing transportaion Arrangement shall not be permitted to close the open attendance zone reestablish closed boarders or modify existing transportation routes or arrangements for any current or future students who chooose to utilize these options
Sponsored by: Rep. Joshua Holstein
Filed For Introduction on 02/12/2024
You have voted HB-5563: Adding a proviso that any county will open attendance zones and an existing transportaion Arrangement shall not be permitted to close the open attendance zone reestablish closed boarders or modify existing transportation routes or arrangements for any current or future students who chooose to utilize these options.
Establishing Laken's Law [SB-750]
The purpose of this bill is to establish a Fentanyl Poisoning Awareness Week for grades 6 through 12., to be known as "Laken's Law", relating fentanyl abuse prevention and drug poisoning awareness education in public schools.
SB-750: Establishing Laken's Law
Sponsored by: Sen. Michael Woelfel
Committee Substitute Reported on 02/21/2024
HB-5518: To adjust the School Aid Formula’s Transportation calculations from its current standard of student enrollment to school bus mileage traveled daily
Sponsored by: Rep. Daniel Dean
Filed For Introduction on 02/07/2024
You have voted HB-5518: To adjust the School Aid Formula’s Transportation calculations from its current standard of student enrollment to school bus mileage traveled daily.
Stop the Bleed Act [SB-715]
The purpose of this bill is to create the Stop the Bleed Act to require implementation of the act in county schools and to permit private donations and funding by the Legislature.
SB-715: Stop the Bleed Act
Sponsored by: Sen. Tamejiro Takubo
Filed For Introduction on 02/07/2024
Enhancing training requirements for county boards of education members. [HB-5514]
The purpose of this bill is enhance training requirements for county boards of education members by increasing the number of hours required for training, authorizing the State Board to require members to attend additional training when beneficial, modifying training topics, increasing the compensation rate for meeting attendance and decreasing the number of meetings members may be compensated to attend, prohibiting compensation to county board members who have not complied with all training requirements and including the chairs of the House and
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HB-5514: Enhancing training requirements for county boards of education members.
Sponsored by: Rep. Joseph Statler
Chapter 117, Acts, Regular Session, 2024 on 04/22/2024
HB-5504: To make it explicit that both the lottery fund and the excess lottery fund can be utilized for early childhood education throughout West Virginia
Sponsored by: Rep. Joseph Statler
Filed For Introduction on 02/07/2024
You have voted HB-5504: To make it explicit that both the lottery fund and the excess lottery fund can be utilized for early childhood education throughout West Virginia.
Increasing compensation of certain classroom teachers and aides [SB-680]
The purpose of this bill is to increase the compensation of classroom teachers certified in special education and assigned full-time to a self-contained classroom; and to increase the compensation of aides assigned full-time to a self-contained classroom.
SB-680: Increasing compensation of certain classroom teachers and aides
Sponsored by: Sen. Robert Plymale
Filed For Introduction on 02/06/2024
Relating to age appropriate instruction in health education [HB-5484]
The purpose of this bill is to empower the state board of education to direct guidance to all local education agencies on what is appropriate for pre-kindergarten through five to be taught regarding health education.
HB-5484: Relating to age appropriate instruction in health education
Sponsored by: Rep. Joe Ellington
Filed For Introduction on 02/06/2024