West Virginia Code
Article 5. County Board of Education
§18-5-19b. Adult Education Classes and Programs; Tuition and Student Assistance Loans; Authority of County Boards to Contract With Federal Agencies

(a) The Board of Education of any county shall have authority to provide classes and programs for adult education and to charge tuition for members of such classes and/or programs, such tuitions not to exceed in any case the actual cost of operation of such classes and/or programs. The county board of education shall also have authority to enter into contracts of agreement with authorized agencies of the federal government for the education of adults and to provide, assemble and house materials and equipment for efficient instruction in any and all such classes and/or programs, contract for instruction for the term of the class and/or program to be offered, and to use school facilities by way of buildings and equipment under the control of said board. Any funds accruing from such tuitions shall be credited to adult education in the current expense fund of the county board of education and reported each year as of June thirtieth in the manner required for other financial reports of the board.
(b) Student assistance loans for attendance in adult education classes and/or programs shall be available in accordance with the applicable provisions of article twenty-two-d of this chapter to an eligible student pursuant to regulations promulgated by the state Board of Education, who shall administer such loan program as it relates to adult education classes and/or programs, and who shall stand in the place of the board of regents for purposes of loans received pursuant to this section. The limitations on investment provided for in section four of said article twenty-two-d shall remain in full force and effect.
State board regulations shall be in accordance with the provisions of article twenty-two-d to the extent practicable, except that the regulations shall provide for the following:
(1) The eligible student must be a high school graduate or equivalent or must be eighteen years of age;
(2) Maximum loan amounts and the maximum number of loans received by any eligible student shall be prescribed by regulation of the state board;
(3) The loan agreement may provide for the repayment of interest only until such time as the eligible student is no longer enrolled in the approved adult education class and/or program. However, in all cases, repayment of the principal shall commence at such time as the eligible student is no longer enrolled in the adult education class or program for which a loan or loans were received pursuant to this section: Provided, That an eligible student who enrolls in an institution of higher education subsequent to such adult education enrollment may defer such payment until completion or withdrawal from the institution of higher education; and
(4) Notwithstanding the time in which the eligible lending institution may provide for the repayment of the loan, the linked deposit shall be terminated at the maturity date next succeeding complete repayment or five years after cessation of enrollment, whichever is sooner.
The state board is not liable to any eligible lending institution in any manner for payment of the principal or interest on the loan to an eligible student.
(c) The Board of Education of any county shall have authority to enter into contracts of agreement with temporary teachers for the purpose of teaching adult education classes or programs which do not exceed ninety days or seven hundred twenty hours. The appointment of a temporary teacher is a contract of agreement for the duration of the class or program, and the temporary teacher shall not accrue benefits of retirement, personal leave, medical or life insurance, seniority rights, or any other provisions relating to salaries, wages and benefits pursuant to article four, chapter eighteen-a of this code: Provided, That such temporary appointment does not preclude the benefits mandated by federal law, workers' compensation and liability insurance coverage for the duration of the class or program.

Structure West Virginia Code

West Virginia Code

Chapter 18. Education

Article 5. County Board of Education

§18-5-1. Supervision and Control of County School Districts; Number, Nomination and Election of Members

§18-5-1a. Eligibility of Members; Training Requirements

§18-5-1b. Election; Terms of Office

§18-5-1c. Organization of Board; Evaluation

§18-5-2. Filling Vacancies

§18-5-3. Oath of Members

§18-5-4. Meetings; Employment and Assignment of Teachers; Budget Hearing; Compensation of Members; Affiliation With State and National Associations

§18-5-5. Corporate Character and General Powers of Board; Exemption of School Property From Legal Process and Taxes

§18-5-6. Validation of Titles to Land in Possession of Board

§18-5-7. Sale of School Property at Public Auction; Rights of Grantor of Lands in Rural Communities; Oil and Gas Leases; Disposition of Proceeds; Lease of School Property

§18-5-7a. Disposition of School Property in Flood Control Projects

§18-5-7b. Charitable or Community Use of Unneeded Buildings

§18-5-8. Condemnation of Land Necessary for Educational Purposes

§18-5-9. Schoolhouses, Buildings and Equipment; Health of Pupils; Repairs; Medical and Dental Clinics

§18-5-9a. Energy-Savings Contracts

§18-5-9b. Implementation of the Integrated Pest Management Program

§18-5-10. Approval by State Board of Plans and Specifications for Buildings

§18-5-11. Joint Establishment of Schools

§18-5-11a. Joint Governing Partnership Board Pilot Initiative

§18-5-12. Bond of Contractors

§18-5-13. Authority of Boards Generally

§18-5-13a. School Closing or Consolidation

§18-5-13b. County Superintendents’ Advisory Council, Purpose, Reports

§18-5-13c. Educational Services Cooperatives; Purpose; Establishment; Governance; Authorized Functions and Services

§18-5-13d. Use of School Facilities for Funeral and Memorial Services

§18-5-14. Policies to Promote School Board Effectiveness

§18-5-15. Ages of Persons to Whom Schools Are Open; Enrollment of Suspended or Expelled Student

§18-5-15a. Study of Multicultural Education for School Personnel

§18-5-15b. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag

§18-5-15c. County Boards of Education; Training in Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect and Child Assault; Regulations; Funding

§18-5-15d. In-Service Training Programs in the Prevention, Transmission, Spread and Treatment of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome; Parent Attendance

§18-5-15f. Affirmation Regarding the Suspension or Expulsion of a Pupil From School

§18-5-15g. Vocational Education Classes for Homeschooled and Private Schooled Students

§18-5-16. Student Transfers; Definitions; Appeals; Calculating Net Enrollment; Fees for Transfer

§18-5-16a. Authorization to Transfer Pupils From One District to Another; Mandatory Transfer; Payment of Tuition; Net Enrollment

§18-5-17. Compulsory Preenrollment Hearing, Vision and Speech and Language Testing; Developmental Screening for Children Under Compulsory School Age

§18-5-18. Kindergarten Programs

§18-5-18a. Maximum Teacher-Pupil Ratio

§18-5-18b. School Counselors in Public Schools

§18-5-18c. Early Childhood Programs; Eligibility and Standards for Placement; Guidelines and Criteria

§18-5-18e. Study of Limits on the Number of Pupils per Teacher in a Classroom in Elementary and Middle Schools

§18-5-19. Night Schools and Other School Extension Activities; Use of School Property for Public Meetings, etc.

§18-5-19a. Special Classes for War Veterans; Authority of County Boards to Contract Therefor and to Receive Assistance

§18-5-19b. Adult Education Classes and Programs; Tuition and Student Assistance Loans; Authority of County Boards to Contract With Federal Agencies

§18-5-19c. Division of Technical and Adult Education Services

§18-5-19d. Conditional Immunity From Liability for Community Activities; Liability Insurance; Authority of State Board of Risk and Insurance Management

§18-5-20. School Libraries; Librarian

§18-5-21. Free Textbooks

§18-5-21a. Textbooks to Be Furnished Pupils Whose Parents Are Unable to Provide Same

§18-5-21b. Textbooks May Be Furnished to Pupils in Private Schools Whose Parents Are Unable to Provide Same

§18-5-21c. Distribution of Free Textbook Funds; Determination of Amount County Shall Receive

§18-5-21d. &Quot;free Textbook Account"; Use of Surplus; Order of Preference in Providing Free Textbooks; Purchase of Library Books, Supplementary Materials, and Used Textbooks

§18-5-21e. Rules and Regulations for Care, Distribution and Use of Free Textbooks; Reports by County Boards; Funds May Be Withheld From County for Violation of Rules

§18-5-22. Medical and Dental Inspection; School Nurses; Specialized Health Procedures; Establishment of Council of School Nurses

§18-5-22a. Policy for the Administration of Medications

§18-5-22b. Providing for Self-Administration of Asthma Medication; Definitions; Conditions; Indemnity From Liability; Rules

§18-5-22c. Providing for the Maintenance and Use of Epinephrine Auto-Injectors; Administration of Injections; Notice; Indemnity From Liability; Rules

§18-5-22d. Providing for the Maintenance and Use of Opioid Antagonist; Administration; Notice; Indemnity From Liability; Rules

§18-5-23. Dental Clinics and Treatment

§18-5-24. Purchase and Display of United States Flag; Penalty for Failure to Display

§18-5-25. Duties of Superintendent as Secretary of Board

§18-5-26. School Buildings as Child Care Facilities

§18-5-27. Parental Right to Inspect Instructional Materials; Listing Books on Syllabus; Right to File Complaint

§18-5-32. Assistant Superintendents; Directors and Supervisors of Instruction and Other Educational Activities

§18-5-33. Board May Fix Special Salary Schedules

§18-5-34. Other Authority and Duties of District Boards

§18-5-35. Group Insurance

§18-5-36. Payment for Fire Services on Public School Property

§18-5-36a. Authority to Offer Rewards

§18-5-39. Establishment of Summer School Programs; Tuition

§18-5-41. Content Based Censorship of American History Prohibited

§18-5-42. County-Wide Council on Productive and Safe Schools

§18-5-43. Duty of the County Board of Education to Report the County-Wide Productive and Safe School Plans to the West Virginia Board of Education

§18-5-44. Early Childhood Education Programs

§18-5-45. School Calendar

§18-5-45a. Legislative Findings; Time Lost Due to Work Stoppage or Strike; Effect on Pay and Extracurricular Activities; Closure of Schools Due to Work Stoppage or Strike Prohibited

§18-5-46. Requiring Teacher to Change Grade Prohibited; Teacher Recommendation Relating to Promotion

§18-5-47. County Board Flood Insurance Requirements

§18-5-48. Safety and Security Measures for School Facilities; Safe Schools Fund Created

§18-5-49. County Board Exceptional Needs Expenditures From Surplus Funds