The Following Bills made it past crossover day; click the Bill number to read the final outcome.

HB 2164  To allow public and private schools to employ school safetypersonnel.

HB 2528 To permit students in Christian schools at the elementary andmiddle school level to participate in county level sport tournaments.

HB 2635  The purpose of this bill is to make classroom sizes equal sothat aides can be best utilized and one-on-one time with teachers and students can be maximized without losing the use of an aide.

SB 478  The purpose of this bill is to repeal the requirement that theWest Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission modify its rules to allow high school students to transfer schools and retain athletic eligibility, so that the Commission may modify its rules relating to athletic eligibility of transfer students in its discretion.

HB 2678  The purpose of this bill is to clarify that school zones include private schools that have requested the Division of Highways to designatea school zone.

SB 199  Elementary behavior and intervention.

SB 283  The purpose of this bill is to expand the grade levels that thecourse of study in personal finance can be completed in for the purpose of countingtoward satisfying the personal finance course requirement for high schoolgraduation to 9 th through 12 th grade.

SB 548  Creating Safety and Violence for Students Act.

SB 646      Extends non-traditional instructional days from 5 to 10

SB  695     Requiring higher education institutions to accept Classic Learning Test

HB 2777  Relating to removing requirements to submit certain evidence on behalf of home-schooled children.

SB 456  Relating to clarifying definitions of sex, male, and female in state law; and providing for related protections for single-sex spaces

SB 474  The purpose of this bill is to eliminate divisions, officers, programs, trainings, and policies related to diversity, equity, and inclusion from all departments, divisions, agencies, boards, public primary and secondary schools, and institutions of higher education

The Following Bills failed to make it past crossover day

Christian Education Bills:
HB 2004  The purpose of this bill is tomodify the requirements for compulsory childhood immunizations to provide for
exemptions based on religious and philosophical objections.
SB 460  The purpose of this bill is to create exemptions to mandatory vaccination requirements to accommodate religious conviction or moral grounds.
HB 2732 The purpose of this bill is to permit a religious exemption tocompulsory school immunizations.
HB 2034  Requiring all high school students to pass a test on the US Constitution to graduate from high school.
HB 2134  Exempts school buses from paying tolls.
HB 2142  Providing that microschool tuition and fees are qualifying expenses for Hope Scholarship Accounts.
HB 2150  Would require all schools to require a course onhuman growth and development related to pregnancy and human developmentinside the womb prior to completion of the 8 th grade. *Sometimes called the “BabyOlivia Act”.
HB 2187  Authorizes Teachers in elementary or secondary schools to
carry concealed weapons and be designated as a school protection officer.
HB 2394 The purpose of this bill is to implement awearable panic alert system, to be known as Alyssa's law, in all schools in the
state.
HB 2396  The purpose of this bill is to remove schools, museums, and public libraries from the exemption which protects these types of entities from prosecution for distribution and display to minor of an obscene matter.
HB 2478  Clarify eligibility for the Hope Scholarship. Eliminates 45-day public school requirement and 2026 5% threshold..
HB 2452  Protecting Religious Homeschooling Act. The purpose of thisbill is to exempt from ad valorem property tax all property used for divine worship,including parts of those properties that are used for educational and otherinstructional activities.
HB 2460  Any state permitting, county regulations or municipality shalltreat private schools the same as public schools when it comes to building permits, fees charged, safety standards, waste water management, septic systems, and thetimeliness of permitting process.
HB 2554  The purpose of this bill is to require all West Virginia highschool students to pass a civics examination and the United States Naturalization Examination as a prerequisite for graduation.
HB 2603  The purpose of this bill is to exempt personal incomeearned by individuals working as teachers at primary and secondary schools from personal income tax.
HB 2647  Repeal transfer rule for sports.
HB 2681  Require all students to be taught how to properly handle, fold, treat, honor, display, and retire the American flag.
HB 2726  Remove standardized testing in public and private schools.
HB 2729  The purpose of this bill is to prohibit vaccine mandates for
private schools in this state. The bill acknowledges that student athletes must still
adhere to certain guidelines.
HB 2779  The purpose of this bill is to require that all schools maintain
cameras in areas where students are present in schools.
HB 2971  The purpose of this bill is to modify the back-to-school sales
tax holiday amount. Referred to House Finance Committee on 2/25/25.
SB 53  Prohibiting schools from starting earlier than 7:45 AM.
SB 250  Providing religious exemptions to school attendance vaccinerequirements.
SB 283  The purpose of this bill is to expand the grade levels that thecourse of study in personal finance can be completed in for the purpose of countingtoward satisfying the personal finance course requirement for high schoolgraduation to 9 th through 12 th grade.
SB 409  The purpose of this bill is to authorize the Hope Scholarship Board to promulgate a legislative rule relating to Hope Scholarship Program.
SB 457  The purposeof this bill is to prohibit students from possessing cell phone in the classroom, and to require the State Board of Education to promulgate legislative rules to implement this prohibition.
SB 635  The purpose of this bill is to prevent the use of state funds to paycosts for attending out-of-state private schools or for receiving other services from an out-of-state provider.