West Virginia SB176 increases the number of non-traditional instruction days for teachers from five to ten.

West Virginia SB176 amends the state code to increase the number of non-traditional instruction days for teachers from five to ten. These non-traditional instruction days count towards the 180 required days of school instruction. The bill also allows for the use of these days for purposes such as curriculum development, teacher-pupil-parent conferences, and professional meetings. The state board is tasked with promulgating a rule in accordance with the provisions of the bill.

West Virginia SB176 increases the number of non-traditional instruction days for teachers from five to ten.

West Virginia SB176 amends the state code to increase the number of non-traditional instruction days for teachers from five to ten. These non-traditional instruction days count towards the 180 required days of school instruction. The bill also allows for the use of these days for purposes such as curriculum development, teacher-pupil-parent conferences, and professional meetings. The state board is tasked with promulgating a rule in accordance with the provisions of the bill.