Behavioral Intervention Program for Troubled Students Fails to Pass in West Virginia After Deadline Missed by Lawmakers
Charleston, West Virginia – The West Virginia legislature failed to pass a bill aimed at addressing severe misbehavior among kindergarten and elementary school students after missing a midnight deadline on Sunday. The bill would have allowed public school teachers to remove disruptive students from the classroom, but it faced challenges in the final stages of approval due to differences between versions passed by the state House of Delegates and the Senate. The issue of school …