Redefines "long-term substitute" for public school personnel in West Virginia.
This bill amends the definition of "long-term substitute" in the West Virginia Code to clarify that it includes substitute employees filling vacant positions expected to last at least thirty consecutive days. The definition excludes retired employees hired to fill such positions. This change aims to provide a clearer understanding of who qualifies as a long-term substitute in public schools.
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