West Virginia HB4817 modifies the Charter Schools Startup Fund, changing its name, application process, and distribution criteria.
West Virginia HB4817 modifies the Charter Schools Startup Fund by renaming it the Charter Schools Stimulus Fund. The fund is intended to provide financial support to charter school applicants and schools for start-up costs. Applicants must submit an application to the West Virginia Professional Charter School Board to receive funds. The Board can establish a competitive process if there are more applicants than available funds, prioritizing certain criteria. The Board can also extend the 30-month time frame for starting a school in extenuating circumstances.
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