West Virginia HB4644 mandates that county superintendents of schools must be residents of West Virginia.
West Virginia HB4644 amends the Code of West Virginia to require county superintendents of schools to be residents of West Virginia. This bill specifies that a county superintendent must meet health-related conditions, including a tuberculin skin test and a physician's certification. It also outlines the qualifications and certifications needed for the role, such as a professional administrative certificate endorsed for superintendent. The bill ensures that county superintendents meet specific health and residency requirements to maintain their positions.
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