HB 3266
Relating generally to compulsory school attendance
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Bill overview
This bill modifies West Virginia’s laws regarding compulsory school attendance, outlining specific exemptions for students. It expands the criteria for exemptions related to private, parochial, or other approved schools, home instruction, and physical or mental incapacity. The bill also introduces provisions for learning pods and microschools, establishing requirements for assessment and instructional oversight while acknowledging their distinction from traditional homeschooling. Ultimately, the bill aims to provide greater flexibility in educational options for students while ensuring accountability and appropriate educational standards are met.
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