WV SB687

Prohibits obscene materials in or within 2,500 feet of West Virginia public schools, including K-12 schools, charter schools, career technical centers, and Schools for the Deaf and Blind

Requires school officials and personnel who learn of children's exposure to obscene matter to report it or face misdemeanor charges with fines up to $500 and/or imprisonment up to one year

Establishes a complaint procedure through the State Superintendent for investigating alleged violations and mandates referral to law enforcement if distribution of obscene matter to minors likely occurred

Creates civil cause of action allowing students or parents to sue county boards, charter schools, or state board for violations, with recovery of actual damages, punitive damages, and attorney fees

Expands the definition of prohibited "obscene matter" to explicitly include "any transvestite and/or transgender exposure, performances, or display to any minor"