Improving the focus on school-level continuous improvement processes

HB 2524 Improving the focus on school level continuous improvement processes

West Virginia 2017 Regular Session

Improving the focus on school-level continuous improvement processes
HB-2524


About HB-2524

The purpose of this bill is to improve the focus on school-level continuous improvement processes led by the principal. The bill includes instructional leadership among the duties and responsibilities of principals and assistants and requires instruction in their certification requirements. The instruction must include the standards for high quality schools, the school accreditation process and strategic planning for continuous improvement. School systems are given the flexibility to establish their own systems of support and supervision of beginning principals and the current state mandated programs and processes are eliminated. The systems for delivering professional development are realigned to focus on the needs identified by schools in their strategic planning processes led by the principal, including those identified through professional personnel evaluations, and the state-level professional development plan is eliminated. In addition, the current Center for Professional Development, Principal’s Academy, and Department and Secretary of Education and the Arts are eliminated along with related programs that are no longer operational, and the various remaining divisions in the Department of Education and the Arts are transferred to other Departments except for the Educational Broadcasting Authority which will become an independent agency within the Executive branch.

  

Bill Texts

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Sponsors (11)

Votes

Effective July 1, 2017 (Roll No. 159)

03/24/2017

Yeas: 69 | Nays: 28
Support by Party

   

Passed House (Roll No. 158)

03/24/2017

Yeas: 63 | Nays: 35
Support by Party

   

Amendment rejected (Roll No. 149)

03/23/2017

Yeas: 39 | Nays: 60
Shall the bill be rejected? House Rule 103 (Roll No. 140)

03/22/2017

Yeas: 36 | Nays: 64

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History

To Education

03/25/2017

To Education Then Finance

03/25/2017

Introduced In Senate

03/25/2017

House Message Received

03/25/2017

Communicated To Senate

03/24/2017

Effective July 1, 2017 (roll No. 159)

03/24/2017

Passed House (roll No. 158)

03/24/2017

Read 3rd Time

03/24/2017

On 3rd Reading, Special Calendar

03/24/2017

Read 2nd Time

03/23/2017

Amendment Adopted (voice Vote)

03/23/2017

Amendment Rejected (roll No. 149)

03/23/2017

On 2nd Reading, Special Calendar

03/23/2017

Read 1st Time

03/22/2017

Shall The Bill Be Rejected? House Rule 103 (roll No. 140)

03/22/2017

Reported By The Clerk

03/22/2017

On 1st Reading, Special Calendar

03/22/2017

By Substitute, Do Pass

03/21/2017

To House Finance

02/24/2017

With Amendment, Do Pass, But First To Finance

02/24/2017

Filed For Introduction

02/16/2017

To House Education

02/16/2017

Introduced In House

02/16/2017

To Education Then Finance

02/16/2017