West Virginia HB4946 authorizes a two-year pilot program for a four-day school week.

West Virginia HB4946 amends the state code to authorize the State Board of Education to implement a two-year county pilot program for a four-day school week. The bill aims to optimize student learning by allowing schools to determine how to allocate time within the school day, provided it meets state standards. The pilot program requires compliance with the state board's approval process, including holding public meetings for stakeholder input.

West Virginia HB4946 authorizes a two-year pilot program for a four-day school week.

West Virginia HB4946 amends the state code to authorize the State Board of Education to implement a two-year county pilot program for a four-day school week. The bill aims to optimize student learning by allowing schools to determine how to allocate time within the school day, provided it meets state standards. The pilot program requires compliance with the state board's approval process, including holding public meetings for stakeholder input.