West Virginia justices evaluate whether first charter school should have gotten go-ahead By
May 4, 2021 - 2:52 pm
WV Supreme Court, left to right, Justice Beth Walker, Justice John Hutchison, Chief Justice Evan Jenkins, Justice Bill Wooton and Justice Tim Armstead (J. Alex Wilson - Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia)
West Virginia Supreme Court justices are deciding whether the state’s first charter school application should have been approved by default, whether it fell through cracks in the newly-established process and if there would even be enough time now to get the school up and running for next fall.
Justices heard oral arguments this morning in a lawsuit challenging the rejection of the state’s first charter school applicant, West Virginia Academy, which last year proposed a new school serving Monongalia and Preston counties.
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West Virginia News
Jan 24, 2021
FILE - West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice delivers his annual State of the State address in the House Chambers at the state capitol in Charleston, W.Va., Wednesday, Jan. 8, 2020. Nursing home visits are being allowed again in West Virginia as the state focuses on coronavirus outbreaks in the general populations of individual counties without clamping down on areas without them. Justice warned Monday, Aug. 24, 2020, that the visits could end quickly in some places if further outbreaks occur within nursing homes themselves.
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By CUNEYT DIL Associated Press
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) Republican West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice was sworn in to a second and final term Friday.
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Chief Justice Evan Jenkins administers the oath of office to Gov. Jim Justice as First Lady Cathy Justice holds the Bible.
CHARLESTON Gov. Jim Justice laid out an optimistic future for West Virginia on Friday in an all-but-traditional Inaugural Day address as he was sworn in as the first elected Republican governor since 1997.
“Over and over and over, we are showing the world just how great we really truly are,” Justice said. “West Virginia is really on the move. Absolutely in this situation we’re in right now, with the House and the Senate and absolutely all the people behind me, we can really do phenomenal work.”