Military-connected students in West Virginia have equitable access to education, including enrollment, transportation, and support services.
West Virginia HB4368 ensures military-connected students have equitable access to education. The bill allows these students to enroll in schools without residency requirements and provides transportation support. It mandates that local education agencies coordinate with parents and previous schools to ensure smooth transitions. Military-connected students also have access to special education services and extracurricular activities. The bill prohibits discrimination based on residential or disability status and allows for appeals of enrollment decisions.
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