HB-2874: Require that any student in the 11th or 12th grade, who has been placed in a “free/elective/assistant” period, be informed of online college course opportunities available for them
Sponsored by: Rep. Joshua Holstein
Filed For Introduction on 02/24/2025
You have voted HB-2874: Require that any student in the 11th or 12th grade, who has been placed in a “free/elective/assistant” period, be informed of online college course opportunities available for them.
Relating to critical vacancies in public education [HB-2840]
The purpose of this bill is to define a critical vacancy and require board staff certified in the subject matters where there are vacancies to act as substitutes in those position until someone is hired to fill that position.
HB-2840: Relating to critical vacancies in public education
Sponsored by: Rep. David Pritt
Filed For Introduction on 02/24/2025
HB-2904: 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. Kayla Young
Filed For Introduction on 02/24/2025
You have voted HB-2904: To make it explicit that both the lottery fund and the excess lottery fund can be utilized for early childhood education throughout West Virginia.
Relating to the creation of the West Virginia Math & Science Teacher Scholarship Act [HB-2879]
The purpose of this bill is to create the West Virginia Math & Science Teacher Scholarship Act. The bill provides for a short title. The bill provides for legislative findings and a purpose. The bill provides for the West Virginia Math & Science Scholarship Program and sets forth the amount of scholarship money to be paid to educators who satisfy the thresholds. The bill sets forth criteria and creates a sunset provision.
HB-2879: Relating to the creation of the West Virginia Math & Science Teacher Scholarship Act
Sponsored by: Rep. Joshua Holstein
By Substitute, Do Pass, But First To Finance on 03/20/2025
Relating to Cohen Craddock Student Athlete Safety Act [SB-585]
The purpose of this bill is to establish the Cohen Craddock Student Athlete Safety Act. The bill provides legislative findings; defines terms; creates the Student Athlete Safety Advisory Committee and provides duties thereof; requires use of certain safety equipment during high school and middle school football practices; provides warranty and certification related to the usage of certain safety equipment; establishes the Cohen Craddock Memorial Grant Program and provides procedures; and creates the Cohen Craddock Memorial Grant Fund.
SB-585: Relating to Cohen Craddock Student Athlete Safety Act
Sponsored by: Sen. Rupert Phillips
To House Finance on 04/09/2025
HB-2926: Removing fees teachers have to pay in order to obtain any teaching license, certification, or additional continuing education credit hours (reporting fee) to the state Board of Education
Sponsored by: Rep. David Pritt
Filed For Introduction on 02/24/2025
You have voted HB-2926: Removing fees teachers have to pay in order to obtain any teaching license, certification, or additional continuing education credit hours (reporting fee) to the state Board of Education.
HB-2819: Creating penalties for county and state boards of education for providing misinformation to parents, custodians, reviewers, or any other individual through any form of communication
Sponsored by: Rep. Kathie Crouse
To House Educational Choice on 02/26/2025
You have voted HB-2819: Creating penalties for county and state boards of education for providing misinformation to parents, custodians, reviewers, or any other individual through any form of communication.
Moving the school system from a 5 day work week into a 4 day work week. [HB-2927]
The purpose of this bill is to authorize the State Board of Education to implement a two year county pilot program to change the school week from five eight-hour instructional days to four ten-hour instructional days subject to compliance with §18-5-45 of the code which requires the board to hold at least two public meetings that allow parents, teachers, teacher organizations, businesses, and other interested parties within the county to discuss the school calendar.
HB-2927: Moving the school system from a 5 day work week into a 4 day work week.
Sponsored by: Rep. David Pritt
To House Public Education on 03/05/2025
HB-2838: To mandate county boards of education to provide feminine hygiene products in all public elementary, middle, and high schools for female students
Sponsored by: Rep. Larry Kump
Filed For Introduction on 02/24/2025
You have voted HB-2838: To mandate county boards of education to provide feminine hygiene products in all public elementary, middle, and high schools for female students.
Permitting the Legislative Auditor to conduct periodic performance and financial audits of the West Virginia Department of Education [HB-2897]
The purpose of this bill is to require the Legislative Auditor to conduct periodic performance and financial audits of the West Virginia Department of Education. The bill grants the Legislative Auditor the power and authority to conduct examinations and inspections. The bill requires the legislative auditor to protect the confidentiality, privacy, and security of protected information. Finally, the bill establishes a deadline for initial performance and financial audit and reporting requirements.
HB-2897: Permitting the Legislative Auditor to conduct periodic performance and financial audits of the West Virginia Department of Education
Sponsored by: Rep. Joe Ellington
To Governor 4/12/2025 - House Journal on 04/14/2025
You have voted HB-2897: Permitting the Legislative Auditor to conduct periodic performance and financial audits of the West Virginia Department of Education.