West Virginia SB203 mandates deference to the State Superintendent's interpretations of school laws and State Board of Education rules.
West Virginia SB203 requires county boards of education, county superintendents, employees of county boards of education, and the West Virginia Public Employees' Grievance Board to give substantial deference to the State Superintendent's interpretations of school laws and State Board of Education rules. This applies even when a court has rendered a contrary interpretation. The State Superintendent must provide interpretations upon request from citizens, teachers, school officials, county or state officers.
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