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Home » US Law » 2022 West Virginia Code » Chapter 18. Education » Article 2A. Adoption of Textbooks, Instructional Materials and Learning Technologies

§18-2A-1. Definition; Adoption Groups; Adoption Schedule

(a) "Instructional Resources" include print materials, electronic resources and systems, or combinations of such instructional resources which convey information to the pupil. (b) Instructional resources approved for adoption and listed on the state multiple list shall substantially cover the required content and skills for the subject as approved by the state board. The instructional resources […]

§18-2A-3. Disposition of and Requests for Samples

(a) Items to be reviewed in excess of the official sample submitted to the state board for examination shall remain the property of the vendor submitting them if claimed within thirty days after state board adoption of the multiple list. If not claimed within that period, the items may be sold by the state board […]

§18-2A-4. Execution of Contracts; Bond

(a) When the selection and approval of the multiple list have been properly made, it is the duty of the state board to furnish contracts for the selected items with the vendors within thirty days of the approval and adoption of the multiple list, prepare a list of the adopted resources on the multiple list […]

§18-2A-5. Selection by County Boards; School Curriculum Teams

(a) Vendors, upon requests of county superintendents, shall furnish to county boards the requested sample copies of resources that were selected and placed on the state multiple list by the state board in accordance with the provisions of section three of this article. In the case of electronic instructional resources, it is sufficient for vendors […]

§18-2A-6. Retail Prices; Limitation on Profit; Violation; Penalty

It shall be the duty of the state board to fix prices at which the various instructional resources on the state multiple list shall be sold to patrons, the excess of which above contract price shall represent the profit to the retailer; but in no case shall such profit exceed twenty percent of the contract […]