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A recent survey shows teacher morale is at an all-time low, driven by low pay and poor student behavior. Lawmakers have focused on bills about concealed carry, transgender bathroom bills

CHARLESTON – Lawmakers could open another front in the culture wars by lifting criminal liability protections for schools and libraries for carrying books some consider obscene. The House Judiciary Committee was set to take up House Bill 4654 Monday afternoon, but the legislation was removed from the agenda. Instead, the committee hosted a public hearing […]

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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WV News) — Members of the public were given a chance Wednesday morning to weigh in on a bill being debated by state lawmakers that could open schools,

CHARLESTON — Lawmakers could open another front in the culture wars by lifting criminal liability protections for schools and libraries for carrying books s

  CHARLESTON — Lawmakers could open another front in the culture wars by lifting criminal liability protections for schools and libraries for carrying b

Advocates are calling for a pay raise for the state’s teachers, and a middle school in Barbour County gets a state review.

Student behavior in West Virginia schools is a big concern. Amy Grady, who leads the Senate Education Committee, is developing a new law. She wants to help kids who are

Employees who use the agency for their insurance have seen a substantial jump in premium costs. PEIA provides insurance for state employees, like teachers and state troopers, as well as non-state employees, such as those employed by local governments.