Grants, standards & toolkits.

March 2025 guidance (version 1.2) for PK-12 leaders, educators and support staff on using generative AI in classrooms, school operations and district management, covering student privacy, academic integrity, AI literacy and risks such as AI companion apps.

Bill passed March 4, 2024 that established the West Virginia Task Force on Artificial Intelligence and added §5A-6-9 to state code; the task force's term was later extended by HB 3187 (2025).

Creates the AI Task Force within the Governor's Office, supported by the Office of Technology, to recommend an AI definition, public-sector best practices, consumer protections and model school AI policies and to inventory state agency AI use. Annual reports are due July 1, and the task force sunsets July 1, 2027.

July 24, 2026 announcement of a statewide digital science and AI literacy framework. It commits to student access to AI learning before graduation, train-the-trainer AI capacity in every county, and pathways aligned with employer demand; educator rollout began July 27–29, 2026.

WVDE AI hub with the current AI guidance, a Canvas resource site for counties and educators, and July 2024 findings from the Spring 2024 public stakeholder survey on AI in education.