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WV SB566

Bill

Status

Introduced

2/21/2025

Primary Sponsor

Scott Fuller

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Origin

Senate

2025 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Certified law-enforcement officers in West Virginia may receive payment of tuition and fees while enrolled in certificate, undergraduate, master's, or doctorate programs at accredited institutions in the state

  • Officers may receive payment for only one certificate, one undergraduate degree, and one master's degree; no more than two officers per year may be selected for doctorate degree payment

  • Payment for state-supported schools covers actual tuition and fees; payment for private schools is capped at the highest tuition rate of any state-supported school in West Virginia

  • Grants are reduced if combined with other state and federal scholarships the total exceeds actual tuition costs (for public schools) or the maximum state school rate (for private schools)

  • Recipients must serve one year as a law-enforcement officer for each year of tuition paid, or repay all or a prorated portion of the funds received

Legislative Description

Providing certified law-enforcement officers tuition-free education up to highest tuition rate for public higher education in WV

Education (Higher)

Last Action

To Finance

3/5/2025

Committee Referrals

Finance3/5/2025
Education2/21/2025

Full Bill Text

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