West Virginia HB5124 amends the Hope Scholarship Program to define eligibility for nonpublic schools and education service providers.
West Virginia HB5124 amends the Hope Scholarship Program to clarify eligibility for nonpublic schools and education service providers. The bill specifies that eligible recipients must be residents of West Virginia with a household adjusted gross income under $100,000 annually. Nonpublic schools and education service providers must meet certain criteria to participate, including providing annual enrollment notices and submitting data to the Hope Scholarship Board.
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