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WV SB746
Bill
Status
4/12/2025
Primary Sponsor
Patricia Rucker
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AI Summary
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State Board of Education may delegate its Medicaid provider status and reimbursement authority to public charter schools, in addition to educational services cooperatives and county boards
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Public charter schools are not required to seek Medicaid reimbursement if they determine there is no net benefit after considering costs, time, and impact on educational programs
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Annual Medicaid-related reports to the Legislature must now include data on each public charter school, covering eligible children, services provided, and reimbursement received
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School Health Services Advisory Committee must advise on improving public charter schools' ability to provide Medicaid-eligible services to students and ensure schools receive all entitled reimbursements
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Bill takes effect July 9, 2025 (90 days after passage on April 10, 2025)
Legislative Description
Allowing State Board of Education to delegate its Medicaid provider status to public charter schools
Education (K12)
Last Action
Became law without Governor's signature- House Journal
4/12/2025