Relating to basic state aid to public education [HB-2809]
The purpose of this bill is to provide an adjustment to the allocated state aid share to any county on account of, and in the amount of, payments or contributions in lieu of property tax distributed from the sheriff to the county board of education as a result of payment in lieu of tax agreements first entered into on or after July 1, 2016.
HB-2809: Relating to basic state aid to public education
Sponsored by: Rep. Jordan Hill
Do Pass, But First To Finance on 01/31/2018
HB-2571: Developing a resource for use by parents to monitor and track deaf and hard-of-hearing children’s expressive and receptive language acquisition
Sponsored by: Rep. Roy Cooper
Filed For Introduction on 01/10/2018
You have voted HB-2571: Developing a resource for use by parents to monitor and track deaf and hard-of-hearing children’s expressive and receptive language acquisition.
Providing for the authorization and oversight of public charter schools [HB-2572]
The purpose of this bill is to increase high-quality educational opportunities within the public school system by allowing authorized public schools and programs exceptional levels of self-direction and flexibility in exchange for exceptional levels of results-driven accountability. To accomplish this, the bill provides an infrastructure for the authorization and oversight of new start-up schools, conversions of existing schools or conversions of programs within existing schools that are accountable for student learning, operations and governance
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HB-2572: Providing for the authorization and oversight of public charter schools
Sponsored by: Rep. Daryl Cowles
Filed For Introduction on 01/10/2018
Improving the focus on school-level continuous improvement processes [HB-2524]
The purpose of this bill is to improve the focus on school-level continuous improvement processes led by the principal. The bill includes instructional leadership among the duties and responsibilities of principals and assistants and requires instruction in their certification requirements. The instruction must include the standards for high quality schools, the school accreditation process and strategic planning for continuous improvement. School systems are given the flexibility to establish their own systems of support and supervision of beginning
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HB-2524: Improving the focus on school-level continuous improvement processes
Sponsored by: Rep. Saira Blair
Filed For Introduction on 01/10/2018
Suspending the implementation of the school aid formula until the year 2021 [HB-2436]
The purpose of this bill is to suspend the implementation of the school aid formula for school district budgeting until the year 2021; requiring that all school systems be funded at the level established by the 2016-2017 budget during this period; and providing that the Legislature develop a new funding formula to be implemented for the budget year 2021-2022.
HB-2436: Suspending the implementation of the school aid formula until the year 2021
Sponsored by: Rep. Jim Butler
Filed For Introduction on 01/10/2018
Permitting county boards of education to accumulate instructional days and use them when needed [HB-2403]
The purpose of this bill is to permit county boards of education to accumulate instructional days and use them when needed in a later instructional term when inclement weather and emergencies prevent the otherwise full instructional term from being completed. The bill establishes an instructional day to be three hundred thirty minutes.
HB-2403: Permitting county boards of education to accumulate instructional days and use them when needed
Sponsored by: Rep. Roy Cooper
Filed For Introduction on 01/10/2018
Reducing the number of pupils per school nurses [HB-2336]
The purpose of this bill is to reduce the ratio of pupils to school nurses employed by county boards of education from one per every 1,500 pupils in K through seventh grade to one per every 1,000 pupils.
HB-2336: Reducing the number of pupils per school nurses
Sponsored by: Rep. Jeff Eldridge
Filed For Introduction on 01/10/2018
West Virginia Educational Restoration Act [HB-2214]
The purpose of this bill is to discontinue and prohibit the use of Common Core academic content standards; to adopt alternative academic content standards; to discontinue the use of common core based assessments; to establish a committee and process for developing alternate statewide assessments of student progress; to prohibit the state board or any public school from sharing student data without parental consent; and to prohibit acceptance of federal funding if such funding is conditioned upon sharing student data without parental consent.
HB-2214: West Virginia Educational Restoration Act
Sponsored by: Rep. Michael Folk
Filed For Introduction on 01/10/2018