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CHARLESTON — A proposed bill currently under review by the House Education Committee could pave the way for a pilot program aimed at establishing regional boards of education. During a hearing held on Monday afternoon, the committee discussed House Bill 3387, which focuses on the creation of a regional school district pilot program.
Supporters of the bill argue that regional school boards could enhance educational opportunities and streamline administrative processes across districts. By consolidating resources and expertise, these boards may address challenges faced by individual schools, particularly in rural areas where student populations are dwindling.
The committee's discussions highlighted the potential benefits of such a program, including improved financial efficiency and better access to specialized programs for students. As the bill moves forward for markup, educators and stakeholders are eager to see how this initiative could reshape the educational landscape in West Virginia, fostering collaboration and innovation among schools.
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