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Educators launch ‘I love WV public schools’ campaign while more school closures loom Original

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By Amelia Ferrell Knisely Verified
| West Virginia Watch
Educators kicked off a statewide “I love WV public schools” campaign in hopes of increasing community and lawmaker support amid funding struggles. Campaign supporters said they want to highlight the impact public schools have while serving the majority of West Virginia students. The goal is to ensure students continue to have access to public education in their communities.
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Clothing assistance program for needy kids under review as Morrisey announces $370M budget surplus

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By Amelia Ferrell Knisely Verified
| The Herald Dispatch Verified
The same day Gov. Patrick Morrisey touted a $370 million revenue surplus, a program that provides school clothes to low-income students didn’t kick off as expected. Morrisey said the program is under a funding review, but hasn’t provided many details about whether families will receive the assistance before school starts next month. “What’s a priority for him?” asked Delegate Elliot Pritt, R-Fayette. “Is it important for poor kids to have new clothes when they go to school?
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Clothing assistance program for needy kids under review as Morrisey announces $370M budget surplus

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By Amelia Ferrell Knisely Verified
| The Register-Herald Verified
CHARLESTON — The same day Gov. Patrick Morrisey touted a $370 million revenue surplus, a program that provides school clothes to low-income students didn’t kick off as expected. Morrisey said the program is under a funding review, but hasn’t provided many details about whether families will receive the assistance before school starts next month. “What’s a priority for him?” asked Del. Elliot Pritt, R-Fayette. “Is it important for poor kids to have new clothes when they go to school?
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