HB 2841
To determine the salaries of all county Superintendent of School based on population.
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Bill overview
This bill aims to adjust the salaries of West Virginia’s county school superintendents. It proposes that the maximum salary for each superintendent be determined based on the student population of the county they serve. The Department of Education will create a formula and schedule to ensure equitable salary increases are proportional to student population across all 55 counties. This schedule will be reviewed and updated every five years.
Key provisions
- Establishes maximum salaries for county school superintendents.
- Salaries are based on the student population of each county.
- The Department of Education will develop a formula and schedule.
- Salaries will increase proportionately with student population.
- The schedule will be reviewed and revised every five years.
Who is affected
- County School Superintendents
- Students in West Virginia Public Schools
- West Virginia Counties
- The Department of Education
Notable changes
- Current salary determination methods will be replaced with a population-based formula.
- Salary increases will be tied to student population, not fixed amounts.
Fiscal impact
The bill will likely impact the general current expense fund of the school districts, requiring adjustments to budget allocations based on the new salary schedule.
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