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A change to a federal financial aid form for college students is having major ripple effects through West Virginia’s higher education system.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsOn this West Virginia Week, we heard about education in the state - from the bus driver shortage, to how a new West Virginia law is helping child literacy. We heard from author Jayne Anne Phillips about her latest novel. We talked to health officials in the state and learned how and where to get vaccines. And we visited the Kenova Pumpkin House as it gets ready for its five night Halloween celebration.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsStudies show that if children aren’t up to speed by the third grade it can indicate future difficulties in and out of the classroom. A new law is now in effect across West Virginia to implement more effective reading education.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsOn this West Virginia Morning, health experts work to clear up confusion as we enter the respiratory illness season, and a new law is now in effect across West Virginia to implement more effective reading education.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsGov. Jim Justice is encouraging all West Virginians to reflect on the importance of early childhood literacy Friday.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsAs a side-effect of legislation passed earlier this year, 41 percent of special education aides in the state have moved into first grade literacy aide positions.
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