SB 1067
Creating extended daycare program for elementary schools
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Bill overview
Senate Bill 1067 proposes establishing an extended daycare program at elementary schools in West Virginia. This program would be open from the end of the regular school day until 6:00 p.m. and would be supervised by paid adults. Parents of elementary school children would be responsible for paying for their child’s participation in the program.
Key provisions
- Establishment of extended daycare programs at elementary schools.
- Program hours would be from the end of the school day to 6:00 p.m.
- Programs would be supervised by paid adults.
- Parents of elementary school children would pay for their child’s participation.
Who is affected
- Parents of elementary school children
- Elementary school students
- Elementary schools in West Virginia
- West Virginia State Superintendent of Schools
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