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Outdoor Education And Improving West Virginia Corrections, This West Virginia Morning

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On this West Virginia Morning, a West Virginia University student looks at the effect outdoor education is having on student success, as well as the state’s future.

Also, reporter Rande Yohe looks at improvements that West Virginia’s Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation have made ahead of the state legislature’s upcoming 2024 regular session.

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