HB4071

Requiring K–12 schools to display school report card on website

Introduced·1/14/26
Intr Text

West Virginia HB4071 mandates K-12 schools to display school report cards on their websites.

West Virginia HB4071 requires K-12 schools to prominently display school report cards on their websites. These report cards must include the percentage of students scoring proficient and distinguished in reading and mathematics. The bill also mandates county boards of education to use the statewide electronic information system for data collection and reporting to the state Department of Education. The state board of education is directed to publish and make available the information from the system of education performance measures to ensure a thorough and efficient system of schools.

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History

Jan 19

House

To House Public Education

Jan 14

House

Filed for introduction

Jan 14

House

To Education