HB 2639
Prohibit use of calculators in grades K through 6
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Bill overview
This bill would prohibit the use of electronic calculators in public schools for students in kindergarten through sixth grade in West Virginia. The goal is to encourage students to develop fundamental math skills without relying on calculator assistance. By restricting calculator use during these early grades, the bill aims to strengthen students’ understanding of basic arithmetic concepts. This measure seeks to prioritize the development of foundational mathematical abilities.
Key provisions
- Prohibits the use of electronic calculators in public schools.
- Applies to students in grades pre-kindergarten through sixth grade.
- Covers all types of electronic calculators.
Who is affected
- Public school students
- Students in grades pre-kindergarten through sixth grade
- Public schools in West Virginia
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