West Virginia SB758 provides extra state aid to school districts for students in extremely remote schools.
West Virginia SB758 aims to provide additional state aid to school districts for students enrolled in extremely remote schools. The bill defines "extremely remote school" as a school located 20 miles or more from the nearest public school, serving a minimum of 20 students. It prohibits county boards from closing such schools during any fiscal year they receive additional state aid. The bill also mandates county boards to submit documentation to the State Superintendent to determine eligibility for additional aid.
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