Allows eighth and ninth-grade students to attend summer school to improve grades and meet eligibility for fall extracurricular activities.

West Virginia HB4422 permits eighth and ninth-grade students to attend summer school to raise their grades and establish academic eligibility for extracurricular activities in the fall. The bill authorizes county boards to establish summer school programs with a curriculum that may include remedial, accelerated, and manual arts instruction. Tuition for summer school may not exceed the actual cost of operation, and students unable to pay may attend at a reduced charge or without charge. The summer school term must not interfere with the regular school term.

Allows eighth and ninth-grade students to attend summer school to improve grades and meet eligibility for fall extracurricular activities.

West Virginia HB4422 permits eighth and ninth-grade students to attend summer school to raise their grades and establish academic eligibility for extracurricular activities in the fall. The bill authorizes county boards to establish summer school programs with a curriculum that may include remedial, accelerated, and manual arts instruction. Tuition for summer school may not exceed the actual cost of operation, and students unable to pay may attend at a reduced charge or without charge. The summer school term must not interfere with the regular school term.