West Virginia legislation · 2025 Regular Session
West Virginia HB3438: To allow retired teachers in long-term substitute positions with specialties in maths, sciences, English, and foreign languages to remain in the substitute teaching positions for the entire school year without interruption to their retirement pay in order to allow students to have a quality, uninterrupted education.
Status: Introduced, March 17, 2025
The purpose of this bill is to establish the "Connor Drennan Substitute Teachers' Act" that allows for retired teachers with STEM or language specializations to remain in a long-terms substitute teaching position up to 180 days per school year with no adverse impact on the retiree's retirement, to provide that no additional retirement system contributions will be made by the employer from such employment; and to allow the retirant to choose to contribute to his or her retirement from this employment should the retirant choose to do so.
Sponsors
- Drennan, Sarah (R, 020) · primary sponsor
- Brooks, Eric (R, 045)
- Butler, Jim (R, 018)
- Masters, Ian T. (R, 091)
- Moore, Erica (R, 015)
- Dittman, Lori (R, 063)
- Ellington, Joe (R, 038)
- Thomas Clark (R, HD-048)
- Leavitt, Tristan (R, 053)
Common questions
- What is HB3438?
- HB3438 is a bill in the West Virginia Legislature (2025 Regular Session): To allow retired teachers in long-term substitute positions with specialties in maths, sciences, English, and foreign languages to remain in the substitute teaching positions for the entire school year without interruption to their retirement pay in order to allow students to have a quality, uninterrupted education.