HB 4132
Provide programs to educate senior citizens
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Bill overview
This bill aims to establish and support community education programs across West Virginia. It seeks to expand educational opportunities and services to include recreational, cultural, social, health, and other needs for various community groups, particularly focusing on senior citizens, adults without high school degrees, and those with limited income. The bill directs the State Board of Education to oversee these programs and authorizes county boards of education to coordinate them within their respective counties.
Key provisions
- Requires the implementation of community education programs statewide.
- Defines ‘community education’ as utilizing public facilities for community services.
- Authorizes county boards of education to coordinate community education programs.
- Directs the State Board of Education to oversee program implementation and operation.
- Includes specific services to be offered, such as driver education, estate planning, healthcare information, and prescription details.
- Prioritizes services for senior citizens, adults without high school degrees, and those with limited income.
- Allows for cooperation with governmental agencies and community service organizations.
- Establishes a framework for funding community education programs.
Who is affected
- Senior Citizens
- Adults without high school degrees
- Residents with limited income
- County Boards of Education
- The State Board of Education
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