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2/28/2023: Legislative Alert & Update

2/28/2023: Legislative Alert & Update

by CHEWV | Mar 1, 2023 | News

Update 9:35 pm: 3408 passed 2nd reading in the House tonight. Update 8:30 pm: 3408 is on this evening’s House agenda for 2nd reading.  It is expected to be voted on tomorrow, March 1st. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HB 3408 has been substantially reworked in the...
2/23/23 Legislative Report

2/23/23 Legislative Report

by CHEWV | Feb 23, 2023 | News

CHEWV continues to work full-time today on HB3408. We are coordinating with HSLDA, the WVHEA, and Delegate Kathie Crouse.  We have also been in contact with other delegates and House counsel. Today’s proffered revision remains unacceptable. The 2021 legislative...
2/22/2023 Legislative Update

2/22/2023 Legislative Update

by CHEWV | Feb 22, 2023 | News

2/22/2023 John Carey and CHEWV board member Wendy Summers were back in Charleston today, meeting with several legislators from both the House and Senate. Although HB3408 was expected to be on Second Reading today, it was not put on the House agenda for this morning’s...
2/21/2023 Legislative Update

2/21/2023 Legislative Update

by CHEWV | Feb 22, 2023 | News

John Carey, CHEWV’s long-time legislative liaison, along with board member James Summers spent today at the Capitol, talking with a variety of legislators and staff. They are confident that the legislators putting forth these bills do not wish to hurt homeschoolers...
CALL TO ACTION

CALL TO ACTION

by CHEWV | Feb 21, 2023 | News

2/20/2023 Thanks to everyone who has been praying for the demise of HB 3408. Although we’ve made much progress on that front, House members will be deciding exactly how to handle the bill – whether to vote it down, try to fix it, or table it – over the next 1-3...
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