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WV HB5124
Bill
Status
Introduced
2/3/2026
Primary Sponsor
Kayla Young
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AI Summary
- Limits Hope Scholarship Program eligibility to households with adjusted gross income under $100,000 annually
- Restricts participating schools to accredited non-public schools established and located in West Virginia, replacing the previous broader "private school" designation
- Requires participating schools to submit annual proof of continued accreditation to the Hope Scholarship Board
- Mandates participating schools annually report tuition, school policies, enrollment, and other requested data to the Hope Scholarship Board
- Maintains existing requirements for education service providers including background checks, non-discrimination certification, and prohibition on refunding scholarship funds to families
Legislative Description
Relating to the eligibility of nonpublic schools and education service providers to participate in the Hope Scholarship Program
Education (K12)
Last Action
To House Education
2/3/2026
Committee Referrals
Education2/3/2026
Full Bill Text
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