West Virginia HB4450 removes restrictions on taxpayers accessing online curriculum and allows taxpayers to inspect additional instructional materials.

West Virginia HB4450 mandates that public schools post the adopted, up-to-date, county-adopted class curriculum on their internet website at the beginning of each school year. It allows taxpayers to inspect additional instructional materials adopted by the county board, including books in the classroom. The bill also provides a process for filing complaints if classroom teachers fail to comply with these provisions.

West Virginia HB4450 removes restrictions on taxpayers accessing online curriculum and allows taxpayers to inspect additional instructional materials.

West Virginia HB4450 mandates that public schools post the adopted, up-to-date, county-adopted class curriculum on their internet website at the beginning of each school year. It allows taxpayers to inspect additional instructional materials adopted by the county board, including books in the classroom. The bill also provides a process for filing complaints if classroom teachers fail to comply with these provisions.