(a) The Legislature finds that vocational agriculture curriculum plays a vital role in the development of science education for those students enrolled in the program. The Legislature further finds that as a former member of the West Virginia House of Delegates, Robert C. Beach was a strong supporter of the vocational agriculture program.
(b) Students completing two successful semesters in vocational agriculture classes, as defined by state board policy on October 1, 1999, shall receive no more than one of the three required units towards high school graduation for science.
Structure West Virginia Code
Article 2E. High Quality Educational Programs
§18-2E-1a. Standards, Assessment and Accountability Programs; Duties of the State Board
§18-2E-2. National Assessment of Educational Progress Program Testing
§18-2E-3a. Honors and Advanced Placement Programs
§18-2E-3b. Placement Advisory Committee Established
§18-2E-3f. Building the Basics Early Childhood Curriculum; Legislative Findings; State Board Rule
§18-2E-4. Better Schools Accountability; School, School District and Statewide School Report Cards
§18-2E-4a. Exception to Requirement of Mailing School Report Cards
§18-2E-5a. County Superintendent Employment Contract
§18-2E-6. Falsifying Reports; Penalty
§18-2E-7. Providing for Instruction and Learning in All Public Schools
§18-2E-8. Creating Jobs Through Education
§18-2E-8a. Electronic Portfolio Repealed
§18-2E-8c. The &Quot;robert C. Beach" Vocational Agriculture Credit
§18-2E-8e. Veteran's Honors Funeral Assistant Community Service Program
§18-2E-8f. Creating the &Quot;west Virginia Remembers Program;" Rules
§18-2E-8g. Creating Successful Careers Through Agricultural Education
§18-2E-9. West Virginia Virtual School
§18-2E-10. Transformative System of Support for Early Literacy
§18-2E-11. Advanced Career Education