West Virginia § 18-9F-10 School safety requirements

West Virginia Statutes

§ 18-9F-10 — School safety requirements

West Virginia § 18-9F-10

Ch. 18EDUCATION

Art. 9FSCHOOL ACCESS SAFETY ACT

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W. Va. Code § 18-9F-10 (2026).

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In addition to any other requirement contained in this article or the Crisis Response Plan required by §18-9F-9 of this code, each county board of education shall implement a school safety program before September 1, 2019, that at a minimum, requires:

(1)Room numbers to be placed on exterior walls or windows of school buildings, so rooms with exterior walls can be identified by law enforcement, first responders, and State Fire Marshals from the outside;

(2)Providing updated floor plans of the school to first responders, local law enforcement, and State Fire Marshals by September 1 of each school year;

(3)First aid training, that includes blood borne pathogen information, for all school personnel upon employment; and

(4)Active shooter training for all school personnel and students a

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In addition to any other requirement contained in this article or the Crisis Response Plan required by §18-9F-9 of this code, each county board of education shall implement a school safety program before September 1, 2019, that at a minimum, requires:

(1) Room numbers to be placed on exterior walls or windows of school buildings, so rooms with exterior walls can be identified by law enforcement, first responders, and State Fire Marshals from the outside;

(2) Providing updated floor plans of the school to first responders, local law enforcement, and State Fire Marshals by September 1 of each school year;

(3) First aid training, that includes blood borne pathogen information, for all school personnel upon employment; and

(4) Active shooter training for all school personnel and students at the beginning of each school year.