2026 Regular Session
HB 4071
Requiring K–12 schools to display school report card on website
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- Passed House of Delegates
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Bill overview
This bill requires West Virginia’s K-12 schools and county boards of education to display school report cards on their websites. It also mandates the use of the state’s electronic information system for data collection and reporting to the State Department of Education. The goal is to improve transparency and accountability in education by making school performance data readily accessible to the public.
Key provisions
- Requires K-12 schools and county boards to display school report cards on their websites.
- Mandates the use of the statewide electronic information system for data collection and reporting.
- Establishes a process for improving education based on standards, assessments, accountability, and capacity building.
- Requires county boards to develop and implement electronic strategic improvement plans.
- Sets standards for high-quality education and efficiency, covering areas like academics, workplace readiness, and facilities.
- Establishes a comprehensive statewide student growth assessment program.
- Creates a system of annual performance measures for school and school system accreditation.
- Requires the display of student performance data on school websites.
Who is affected
- K-12 Schools
- County Boards of Education
- Students
- Parents
- West Virginia Department of Education
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