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Lawmakers looking at school bills

Wondering what your legislators are doing outside of the budget? Here's a list of some of the pending bills concerning education and public schools.

  • HB 2112 Financial literacy education; school board to require 12 classroom hours for graduation thereof.
  • HB 2082 Early Graduation Incentive Grant Program; established.
  • HB 2089 School boards, local; grievance procedure.
  • HB 2090 School calendar; adds to good cause circumstances for which school divisions may be granted waiver.
  • HB 2093 Composite index, local; adjustment for state share of basic aid for certain school divisions.
  • HB 2070 Classroom placement of twins or multiples; school board to develop policies to allow parental input.
  • HB 2146 Retirement System; adds school board members to membership.
  • HB 2151 Retention of energy savings; school boards required to prepare approved energy conservation.
  • HB 2166 Schools; delayed implementation of certain statutes, etc. upon which accreditation is based.
  • HB 2333 P-16 Education Council; makes permanent advisory council within executive branch.
  • HB 2409 Holocaust education; Board of Education to establish objectives therefor.
  • HB 2474 Planning time for school teachers; school boards to ensure elementary school teachers are provided.
  • HB 2530 Secondary school teachers; required to complete course on current structure & historic development.
  • HJ 641 School choice programs; joint subcommittee to study programs for secondary school students.
  • HJ 706 High school graduation; joint subcommittee to study ways to increase rate in State.
  • SB 814 Retirement System; changes formula for purchase of service by school division superintendents.
  • SB 902 Confidentiality of law-enforcement records; disclosures to school principal.
  • SB 1218 Juveniles; transmission of reports to school superintendent by probation officers.
  • SB 1322 Food allergies; Board of Education to establish guidelines for managing children in public schools.
  • SB 1340 School teachers as witnesses; party in any case involving custody of minor child may have subpoena.
  • SB 1466 Standards of Quality; school division to use state and local funds for elementary resource teachers.
  • SB 1521 Economics education and financial literacy; repeals requirement in middle and high schools.
  • SJ 313 Public schools; joint subcommittee to study ways to promote and ensure early reading proficiency.

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Anna Mallory

Welcome to Chalk Dust! This is your community aimed at exploring education in the New River Valley. I'm Anna Mallory. I went to public schools in West Virginia and now I cover PreK-12 education for the Roanoke Times.
I read way too many reports about improving schools and can speak in entire sentences using educational acronyms. I'll be letting you know about issues and events affecting your children, schools and tax dollars, but, more importantly, I want to know what you think. Let me know your opinions about issues in the boardroom, classroom and beyond.

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