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The House of Delegates passed a pair of bills today that would send more than $60 million to the Hope Scholarship. The bills first require a stamp of approval form the state Senate.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsOver 19,000 participants are expected to enroll in the Hope Scholarship program for the 2025-26 school year, almost doubling the 11,000 that were approved this academic year.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe governor formalized his belief in the importance of parental control over education at a press conference Tuesday morning, outlining an executive order saying that school choice will be a top priority for the administration.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsApplications are now open for families to renew their participation in West Virginia’s education voucher program. Renewal applications for the Hope Scholarship will be accepted through June 15.&...
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsBy Jules Ogden Updated on Thursday, Aug. 8, 2024 at 1 p.m. The Hope Scholarship program has been at the center of s...
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsOn this West Virginia Week, Gov. Jim Justice made multiple announcements during a Monday event. The governor said West Virginia residents could soon see their income taxes go down further because the state collected $826 million more in revenue than had been budgeted for this fiscal year.
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