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  1. Evan Hansen and Hollis Lewis are advocating for education system reform in West Virginia.

West Virginia Law Defines Microschools as Tuition-Charging Alternatives

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Amy Grady supported the 2022 law in West Virginia that defines microschools as tuition-charging alternatives to public school, private school, homeschooling, and learning pods. The state cannot provide a complete count of operating microschools, but the Treasurer’s Office estimates 1,709 students connected through the Hope Scholarship portal this school year.

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The law provides families in West Virginia with educational choice. Microschools are described as combining school structure with customized homeschooling. This creates a new class of tuition-charging educational providers within the state.

Evan Hansen and Hollis Lewis are advocating for education system reform in West Virginia.

From wchstv.com

Who's involved

  • Amy GradySupported the 2022 law providing educational choice in West Virginia.
  • West VirginiaThe state where the 2022 educational choice law was enacted.

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