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Teachers unions oppose armed school staff bill - Vimarsana News

Teachers unions oppose armed school staff bill

West Virginia's teachers unions say police, not school staff, should be the first line of defense in case of a targeted school attack.

Residents, advocates blast 'transparency' bill as targeting teachers, erasing history | News - Vimarsana News

Residents, advocates blast 'transparency' bill as targeting teachers, erasing history | News

CHARLESTON — A majority of people who spoke during a public hearing Wednesday on a proposed “curriculum transparency” bill said they opposed the bill.

Residents, advocates blast 'transparency' bill as targeting teachers, erasing history | News - Vimarsana News

Residents, advocates blast 'transparency' bill as targeting teachers, erasing history | News

CHARLESTON — A majority of people who spoke during a public hearing Wednesday on a proposed “curriculum transparency” bill said they opposed the bill.

PEIA Finance Board approves 2022-23 benefits plan with no premium hikes - but deficits loom - Vimarsana News

PEIA Finance Board approves 2022-23 benefits plan with no premium hikes - but deficits loom

While projections are for 9% employee premium increases for the 2023-24 plan, agency interim executive director Jason Haught said Gov. "I have concerns after this governor leaves office, because we have deficits looming in the future," West Virginia Education Association President Dale Lee said. Fred Albert, president of the state chapter of the American...

PEIA: No health plan premium hikes next year, but ‘doom is coming' - Vimarsana News

PEIA: No health plan premium hikes next year, but ‘doom is coming'

CHARLESTON- State and public school employees who get health insurance through West Virginia Public Employees Insurance Agency will enjoy one more year of coverage with no premium increases. "Doom is coming," West Virginia Education Association President Dale Lee told the board. Fred Albert, president of the American Federation of Teachers- West Virginia,...