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West Virginia bids to host United States Space Academy

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 10
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Patrick Morrisey announced that West Virginia will apply to host the country’s future United States Space Academy. The facility, established by Donald Trump through executive order, will require at least 300 acres and must accommodate up to 4,000 students in the coming years. The application deadline is October 26th.

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Morrisey stated that the effort to host the Space Academy could bring new jobs, investments, and educational opportunities to West Virginia. The state is competing for this opportunity to bolster its economic standing.

Various educational institutions in West Virginia are hosting or participating in Governor's Schools and Honors Academies.

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  • Patrick MorriseyAnnounced the state's bid to host the Space Academy.
  • West VirginiaThe state applying to host the United States Space Academy.
  • Donald TrumpEstablished the space academy through executive order.

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