March 18, 2025 - 02:35

CHARLESTON — A bill being evaluated by the House Education Committee could pave the way for a pilot program aimed at establishing regional boards of education. During a hearing on House Bill 3387, legislators discussed the potential benefits and challenges of creating a regional school district pilot program.
Supporters of the bill argue that regional school boards could enhance educational resources, streamline administrative processes, and improve the overall quality of education in underserved areas. By pooling resources and expertise, these boards may address disparities in funding and access to educational opportunities across various communities.
However, critics express concerns about the implications of regional governance on local control and the unique needs of individual school districts. The committee is expected to conduct further discussions and make amendments to the bill before it moves forward in the legislative process.
As education officials and stakeholders await the committee's decision, the future of regional school boards in West Virginia hangs in the balance.
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