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WV Code § 18-21-2 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18. Education|Article 21. Special Community-Based Pilot Demonstration Project to Improve Outcomes for At-Risk Youth|§18-21-2. Creation of a Special Community-Based Pilot Demonstration Project to Improve Outcomes for At-Risk Youth

Effective July 1, 2012, if funds are available, the Secretary of the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources shall select a community-based organization to establish a special Community-Based Pilot Demonstration Project to Improve Outcomes for At-Risk Youth in a specified community for a duration of seven years. The project will identify, implement and document best practices that can be replicated in other communities. The designated community-based organization shall operate the special pilot project under the direction of the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Resources and shall work in collaboration with the State School Superintendent, local county school superintendent, Chancellor for Community and Technical College Education, the closest community and technical college and four-year college or university, State Workforce Investment Division, Executive Director of the West Virginia Vocational Rehabilitation Services, the local juvenile court system, the local workforce investment board, the Chancellor for Higher Education, the Director of West Virginia Division of Juvenile Services, the local mental or behavioral health organizations and other governmental and community-based organizations.
WV Code § 18-21-3 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18. Education|Article 21. Special Community-Based Pilot Demonstration Project to Improve Outcomes for At-Risk Youth|§18-21-3. Secretary of Department of Health and Human Resources Responsibilities

The Secretary of the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources shall:(1) Identify a county with the most at-risk youth, that also has adequate facilities and community leadership, to run a community-based pilot program that brings together both state and local organizations, to work collaboratively to provide comprehensive, intense wrap-around services to at-risk youth and their families in a seamless coordinated system; and(2) Identify the challenges confronting the most at-risk youth and their families and make specific recommendations to the pilot program administrators to improve the outcomes for these youths; specifically, to reduce the number of abuse and neglect cases to reduce the number of youth in out-of-home and out-of-state placements; to reduce high school drop-out rates, to reduce substance abuse among youth including smoking, reduce teen pregnancies, to reduce juvenile delinquency and to reduce the number of juvenile delinquents and youth aging out of foster care that eventually enter into the adult criminal justice system.(3) Document best practices which can be replicated in other counties.(4) Establish base line and goals for each performance measure in conjunction with the director of the community-based organization operating the pilot project.(5) Beginning in January 2013, on or before the first day of the regular session of the Legislature, and each year thereafter, the Secretary of Department of Health and Human Resources along with the director of the community-based organization operating the pilot program shall make a status report to the Legislative Oversight Committee on Health and Human Resources Accountability.
WV Code § 18-21-4 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18. Education|Article 21. Special Community-Based Pilot Demonstration Project to Improve Outcomes for At-Risk Youth|§18-21-4. Organization and Goals of the Community-Based Pilot Demonstration Program

(a) The pilot program shall be operated by a local community-based organization under the direction of the Secretary of the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources and in collaboration with the State School Superintendent, county school superintendent, Executive Director of the State Workforce Investment Division, Executive Director of WV Vocational Rehabilitation Services, the local juvenile court system, the Chancellor for Higher Education, the Chancellor for Community and Technical College Education, president of the local community and technical college and four-year college or university, the Director of the West Virginia Division of Juvenile Services, the local mental or behavioral health organizations and other governmental and community-based organizations and partner agencies to serve as a clearinghouse to coordinate comprehensive youth and family services. The pilot project shall be housed within the community and will be directed by a local community-based nonprofit organization.(b) The pilot project shall operate out of a centrally located building to coordinate services to youth and their families in the selected county from birth to seventeen years of age who are referred by the Department of Health and Human Resources.(c) The goal of the pilot program is to improve outcomes for at-risk youth as measured by the following metrics:(1) Early childhood development:(A) Increase in the number of mothers receiving early prenatal care;(B) Increase in the number of mothers participating in the Right From the Start Program;(C) Increase in the number of children screened by the birth to three year-old program for early development delays;(D) Increase in the number of three year-olds enrolled in Head Start;(E) Increase in the number of four year-olds enrolled in preschool.(2) Preschool youth and teen measures:(A) Decrease in school truancy;(B) Decrease in truancy hearings;(C) Decrease in school suspensions;(D) Decrease in school expulsions;(E) Decrease in high school dropouts at a select school;(F) Increase in the number of youth participating in a mentoring program;(G) Increase in academic performance for select students;(H) Increase in the number of youth participating in summer employment; and(I) Increase in the number of youth entering postsecondary education or the workforce.(3) Parent measures:(A) Increase in the number of individuals registered at the WorkForce West Virginia Center;(B) Increase in the number of individuals enrolled in job training;(C) Increase in the number of individuals completing job training with a certification or credential;(D) Increase in the number of individuals placed in employment; and(E) Increase in the number of children enrolled in the CHIP program.
WV Code § 18-22C-1 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18. Education|Article 22C. State Aid for Students Attending Greenbrier College of Osteopathic Medicine|§18-22C-1. Legislative Intent

The Legislature declares that there exists within the State of West Virginia the Greenbrier College of Osteopathic Medicine which is an accredited, private institution of graduate study for the purpose of training doctors of osteopathic medicine. This article, therefore, is adopted as a measure of providing additional graduate education opportunities to citizens of the State of West Virginia.
WV Code § 18-22C-2 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18. Education|Article 22C. State Aid for Students Attending Greenbrier College of Osteopathic Medicine|§18-22C-2. State Aid for Students of Osteopathy

The board of regents is hereby authorized to enter into a contract with the Greenbrier College of Osteopathic Medicine to offer training in osteopathic medicine, by the terms of which the board of regents may obligate itself to pay such institution within the limits of any appropriation made for the purpose, a stated amount per year for each West Virginia student the institution will agree to accept for training in osteopathic medicine.The board of regents shall each year send to the Greenbrier College of Osteopathic Medicine a certified list of all persons, applying to the board for training in osteopathic medicine, who are bona fide citizens and residents of this state prior to the filing of their applications, and who have completed either within or without the state the course of study required by such institution as a prerequisite to the study of osteopathic medicine.Any person who receives state aid under this section shall, upon graduation from an educational institution for study of osteopathic medicine, be required to practice osteopathic medicine for a period of two years in this state, or in lieu thereof shall, within sixty days from the date of graduation, reimburse the board of regents for any tuition advance by it in his behalf.
WV Code § 18-22D-1 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18. Education|Article 22D. Higher Education Student Assistance Loan Program|§18-22D-1. Legislative Purpose

The Legislature finds that the percentage of the population in this state attending college is substantially lower than the national average; that higher education in this age of advanced technology is a key element in the efforts to invigorate and develop the economy of our state; that opportunities for students attending a college or university in this state are diminished because of limited access to programs of financial assistance; and that the cost of attending college has dramatically increased and has become a great burden upon family budgets.It is therefore the policy of the Legislature to establish a state higher education student assistance loan program to guarantee that deserving residents of this state have the opportunity to continue their education at an approved institution of higher education of their choice in this state.
WV Code § 18-22D-2 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18. Education|Article 22D. Higher Education Student Assistance Loan Program|§18-22D-2. Definitions

The following words when used in this article have the meaning hereinafter ascribed to them, unless the context clearly indicates a different meaning:(a) "Board" or "governing board" means the university of West Virginia board of trustees or the board of directors of the state college system, whichever is applicable within the context referred to in this article, unless the context clearly indicates a different meaning.(b) "Eligible lending institution" or "institution" means a financial institution that is eligible to make commercial loans, is a public depository of state funds and agrees to participate in the West Virginia higher education student assistance loan program.(c) "Eligible student" means any individual who:(1) Is a citizen or eligible noncitizen of the United States;(2) Has been a resident of the state for at least one year immediately preceding the date of application for a West Virginia higher education student assistance loan;(3) Is currently enrolled in good standing or accepted for enrollment at the approved institution of higher education in this state of the student's choice; and(4) Is certified by such institution in accordance with section three of this article.(d) "Linked deposit" means a certificate of deposit placed by the state Board of Investments with an eligible lending institution at three percent below current market rates, as determined and calculated by the state Board of Investments, provided the institution agrees to lend the value of such deposit, according to the deposit agreement provided for by this article, to eligible students at three percent below the present borrowing rate applicable to each such student at the time of the deposit of state funds in the institution.(e) "Approved institution of higher education in this state" means nonprofit, degree-granting two-year and four-year colleges and universities located in West Virginia.
WV Code § 18-22D-3 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18. Education|Article 22D. Higher Education Student Assistance Loan Program|§18-22D-3. Certification of Eligibility; Information as to Other Financial Assistance; Approval of Maximum Loan Amount

(a) The board of regents shall have full authority to administer the program in accordance with the provisions of this article. In furtherance of such administration, the board shall approve institutions of higher education in this state for participation in the loan program, establish guidelines for use by such institutions in determining which applicants are eligible students and in calculating the maximum loan amounts, and develop a uniform eligibility certification and maximum loan amount form to be used by the applicant and the approved institution of higher education in determining and certifying eligibility and maximum loan amounts. The board shall further provide information as to the federal guaranteed student loan program and other financial assistance which may be available to the applicant, which information shall be conveyed to such applicants by the approved institution of higher education.(b) Upon receipt of an applicant's certification form, the approved institution of higher education shall review such form, certify any student who meets the eligibility guidelines promulgated by the board and indicate on such form the maximum loan amount which may be received by the applicant pursuant to this article. The institution shall calculate such amount with consideration to any other financial assistance which is or will be received by the applicant and shall assist such applicant in receiving such other financial assistance. In no case shall the annual loan amount to an eligible student exceed $6,000 for undergraduate study or $10,000 for graduate or professional study, and the eligible student shall receive not more than five such loans for undergraduate study and three such loans for graduate or professional study. Any applicant who is not certified as eligible shall be notified in writing as to the reasons for which certification was not granted.(c) Any applicant who is denied eligibility certification or has a maximum loan amount approved which is less than the applicant reasonably believes is required for attendance at the approved institution of higher education may request in writing to the board a hearing on any such matter. The board may conduct such hearing or may respond in writing as to the reasons such hearing is denied. Any decision by the board regarding eligibility or maximum loan amount shall be final.
WV Code § 18-22D-4 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18. Education|Article 22D. Higher Education Student Assistance Loan Program|§18-22D-4. Limitations on Investment in Linked Deposits

The state Board of Investments shall invest in linked deposits as identified by the board through an approved application, provided that at the time of placement of the linked deposit, exclusive of the linked deposit program provided for in article one-a, chapter twelve of this code, not more than two percent of the state's total investment portfolio is so invested. The total amount initially deposited in any one year shall not exceed $2 million, and the total amount so deposited at any one time shall not exceed, in the aggregate, $20 million.
WV Code § 18-22D-5 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18. Education|Article 22D. Higher Education Student Assistance Loan Program|§18-22D-5. Applications for Loans; Loan Package

(a) An eligible lending institution that desires to receive a linked deposit shall accept and review applications for loans from applicants certified as eligible students. The lending institution shall apply all usual lending standards to determine the credit worthiness of each eligible student. In no case shall the applicant request, nor the eligible lending institution approve, an annual loan amount in excess of the maximum amount indicated on the form certifying such applicant as an eligible student.(b) An eligible student shall certify on the loan application that the reduced rate loan will be used exclusively to attend an approved institution of higher education in this state. Whoever knowingly makes a false statement concerning such application shall be prohibited from entering into the West Virginia higher education student assistance loan program. Whoever knowingly uses loan proceeds received pursuant to this article for reasons other than attendance at an approved institution of higher education shall be prohibited from benefitting from the linked deposit, which deposit shall be withdrawn upon maturity, and the loan shall revert to the rate of market interest originally determined.(c) Upon approval of all or any portion of the loan amount requested for which a linked deposit is sought, the eligible lending institution shall forward to the board a linked deposit loan package, in such form and manner as shall be prescribed by the state Board of Investments in cooperation with the board. The package shall include such information as may be needed by the board or the state Board of Investments including the certification form and the amount of the loan requested by the eligible student. The eligible lending institution shall certify, for each eligible student, the present borrowing rate applicable to such student.
WV Code § 18-22D-6 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18. Education|Article 22D. Higher Education Student Assistance Loan Program|§18-22D-6. Acceptance or Rejection of Loan Package; Deposit Agreement

(a) The board may approve or reject a linked deposit loan package. Upon approval by the board of the linked deposit loan package, the board shall forward such approved application to the state Board of Investments and the state Board of Investments shall place certificates of deposit, within the limitations provided for in section four of this article, with the eligible lending institution at three percent below current market rates, as determined and calculated by the state Board of Investments.(b) The eligible lending institution shall enter into a deposit agreement with the state Board of Investments, which shall include requirements necessary to carry out the purposes of this article. Such requirements shall reflect the market conditions prevailing in the eligible lending institution's lending area. The agreement may include a specification of the period of time in which the eligible lending institution is to lend funds after the placement of a linked deposit and shall include provisions for the certificates of deposit to be placed for up to two-year maturities that may be renewed for periods up to two years until such time as the loan has been completely repaid, or ten and one-half years after the eligible student's cessation of enrollment in the approved institution of higher education to which the loan proceeds were paid, whichever is sooner. Interest shall be paid at the times determined by the state Board of Investments.
WV Code § 18-22D-7 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18. Education|Article 22D. Higher Education Student Assistance Loan Program|§18-22D-7. Rate of Loan; Repayment

(a) Upon placement of a linked deposit with an eligible lending institution, such institution is required to lend such funds to each approved eligible student listed in the linked deposit loan package required in subsection (c), section five of this article, and in accordance with the deposit agreement required by subsection (b), section six of this article. The loan shall be at three percent below the present borrowing rate applicable to each eligible student.(b) Upon request therefor and approval thereof, the loan agreement may require repayment of interest only, until such time as the eligible student commences repayment of the principal. Such repayment of the principal shall commence at or before such time as the eligible student is no longer enrolled in the approved institution of higher education for which the loan proceeds were paid or within five years of receipt of the loan, whichever is sooner: Provided, That an eligible student who enrolls in graduate or professional school subsequent to the enrollment for which a loan or loans were received pursuant to this section may defer such repayment time until completion or withdrawal from the graduate or professional school.(c) Notwithstanding the time in which the eligible lending institution may provide for the repayment of the loan, the linked deposit shall be terminated at the maturity date next succeeding complete repayment or ten and one-half years after cessation of enrollment, whichever is sooner. The amount of interest on the loan shall revert to the market rate originally determined at such time as the linked deposit is withdrawn.
WV Code § 18-22D-8 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18. Education|Article 22D. Higher Education Student Assistance Loan Program|§18-22D-8. Certification and Monitoring of Compliance; Reports

(a) A certification of compliance with any applicable provisions of this article, in such form and manner as shall be prescribed by the state Board of Investments in cooperation with the board, shall be required of the eligible lending institution.The senior administrator jointly employed by the West Virginia board of trustees and the board of directors of the state college system, in cooperation with the state Board of Investments, shall monitor compliance by the eligible student with the applicable provisions of this article and may take whatever action may be deemed necessary in furthering the intent of the student loan program.(b) By January 1, April, July and October of each year, the Board of Investments shall report on the linked deposit program for the preceding calendar quarter to the Governor, the Joint Committee on Government and Finance, and the board. The reports shall set forth the linked deposits made by the state Board of Investments under the program during the quarter and shall include information regarding the nature, terms and amounts of the loans upon which the linked deposits were based and the eligible students to which the loans were made.
WV Code § 18-22D-9 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18. Education|Article 22D. Higher Education Student Assistance Loan Program|§18-22D-9. Liability

The state, the governing boards and the state Board of Investments are not liable to any eligible lending institution in any manner for payment of the principal or interest on the loan to an eligible student. Any delay in payment or default on the part of an eligible student does not in any manner affect the deposit agreement between the eligible lending institution and the state Board of Investments.
WV Code § 18-23-6 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 18. Education|Article 23. Additional Powers, Duties and Responsibilities of Governing Boards of State Institutions of Higher Education|§18-23-6. Bonds of Officers and Employees of State Institutions of Higher Education

The governing boards shall have authority to cause the head officer or any other officer of any state institution of higher education or any employee thereof under its control or management in whole or in part, or any of its own employees, to give bond, in such sum as the governing boards may require, conditioned for the faithful performance of their duties, and for accounting for and paying over all money and other property of the state which shall come into their hands or control by virtue of their office. The governing boards may provide that the surety in any such bond shall be a surety or bonding company authorized to do business in this state, and cause the premiums for bonds so given to be paid out of the current or contingent expense fund of the institution or governing board with which the person so bound is connected. All such bonds shall be approved by the Attorney General as to form, and by the governing boards as to sufficiency, and, when so approved, shall be filed with the treasurer of the governing boards and by him recorded and safely kept.