Cash Reward Offered For Information On Vandalism In The New River Gorge National Park
$1,000 is being offered for tips that lead to the conviction of those responsible for the defacement of the Long Point Trail.
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Lawmakers Tackle FAFSA, School Discipline And More Education Topics At August Interims
Fall classes are well under way across the state. But state lawmakers meeting at the Capitol in Charleston over the weekend learned about lingering issues with a federal form from last year.
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While educators across the nation are getting ready for the start of another school year, coordinators for an innovative school support program are meeting in Morgantown this week. As Chris Schulz reports, they’re gathering to learn how best to help their most vulnerable students.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsStudent Discipline, Financial Literacy Discussed At State Board Of Education Meeting
For the past several years, educators have identified worsening classroom behavior and discipline as key issues in state school systems.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsState Board Of Education Discusses Effects Of Recent Legislation
Education leaders are taking stock of what the state legislature did and didn’t do for schools in the regular session.
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School Discipline Bill Stumbles In House Education Committee
School discipline was identified as a key issue coming into this year’s legislative session. But with the session’s end just days away, a key school discipline bill is in question after a contentious committee meeting Monday afternoon.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsSenate Takes On School Discipline, Other Bills
Teachers may have the ability to remove troubled children from elementary school classrooms if Senate Bill 614 becomes law. The bill sparked a lot of debate on the chamber floor. It gives kindergarten through sixth grade teachers the ability to remove children from classes or from school if they are exhibiting certain behavior like threatening teachers or classmates or otherwise creating an unsafe learning environment.
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