West Virginia SB881 amends child subsidy rules to base reimbursement on monthly enrollment.

West Virginia SB881 amends the Code of West Virginia to clarify that child subsidies for afterschool providers should be based on monthly enrollment. This change ensures that reimbursements are calculated based on the total hours a child attends per month, provided the child attends for at least two and a half hours at least once a month. The bill also mandates the development of an electronic filing system for attendance records by July 1, 2026.

West Virginia SB881 amends child subsidy rules to base reimbursement on monthly enrollment.

West Virginia SB881 amends the Code of West Virginia to clarify that child subsidies for afterschool providers should be based on monthly enrollment. This change ensures that reimbursements are calculated based on the total hours a child attends per month, provided the child attends for at least two and a half hours at least once a month. The bill also mandates the development of an electronic filing system for attendance records by July 1, 2026.