Virginia § 22.1-224 Duties of State Board

Virginia Statutes

§ 22.1-224 — Duties of State Board

Virginia § 22.1-224

Title 22.1Education

Ch. 13Programs, Courses of Instruction and Textbooks

Art. 3ADULT EDUCATION

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Va. Code Ann. § 22.1-224 (2026).

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The Board of Education shall:

1.Require the development of adult education programs in every school division;

2.Encourage coordination in the development and provision of adult education programs between school boards and other state, federal, and local public and private agencies;

3.Promulgate appropriate standards and guidelines for adult education programs;

4.Accept and administer grants, gifts, services, and funds from available sources for use in adult education programs; and

5.Assist school divisions with all diligence in meeting the educational needs of individuals participating in adult education programs to master the requirements for and earn a high school diploma or to pass a high school equivalency examination approved by the Board of Education.

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The Board of Education shall:

1. Require the development of adult education programs in every school division;

2. Encourage coordination in the development and provision of adult education programs between school boards and other state, federal, and local public and private agencies;

3. Promulgate appropriate standards and guidelines for adult education programs;

4. Accept and administer grants, gifts, services, and funds from available sources for use in adult education programs; and

5. Assist school divisions with all diligence in meeting the educational needs of individuals participating in adult education programs to master the requirements for and earn a high school diploma or to pass a high school equivalency examination approved by the Board of Education.