West Virginia HB5089 mandates public schools to accept student transcripts from various programs, ensuring they verify content standards.

West Virginia HB5089 requires public schools to accept transcripts from public, private, homeschool, microschool, and HOPE scholarship programs. These transcripts must be verified to ensure they meet the state's content standards. The bill also outlines compulsory school attendance, starting with the school year when a child turns six, and mandates that students transfer to the same grade level they were in at their previous school.

West Virginia HB5089 mandates public schools to accept student transcripts from various programs, ensuring they verify content standards.

West Virginia HB5089 requires public schools to accept transcripts from public, private, homeschool, microschool, and HOPE scholarship programs. These transcripts must be verified to ensure they meet the state's content standards. The bill also outlines compulsory school attendance, starting with the school year when a child turns six, and mandates that students transfer to the same grade level they were in at their previous school.