WV HB2515

Requires students in grades K-6 who display violent, threatening, or intimidating behavior toward staff or peers to be placed in a behavioral intervention program established by the county board

Establishes a suspension and removal process for elementary students exhibiting dangerous behavior, including immediate removal from the classroom, parent notification, risk assessment before return, and potential expulsion for repeated incidents

Allows grades 6-12 teachers to exclude disorderly students from their classroom for the remainder of the instructional day, with mandatory documentation in the West Virginia Education Information System within 24 hours

Mandates in-school suspension, out-of-school suspension, or alternative learning center placement for students removed from a classroom three times in one month for disorderly conduct

Requires the State Board of Education to adopt a statewide disciplinary policy subject to legislative approval, with waiver provisions for counties or schools demonstrating positive educational progress under existing policies