School funding calculations should be the last three-year running average or the current enrollment, whichever is highest

Summary

The measure amends West Virginia law so that the per‑pupil funding amount for public schools is based on whichever is larger: the average enrollment over the past three years or the current year’s enrollment. This change affects the state authority that allocates the School Access Safety Fund and every county board of education that receives those funds. It aims to ensure that schools receive adequate funding even when enrollment spikes.

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