The bill passed on March 31, 2025, aims to repeal a series of outdated and inoperative provisions from the Code of West Virginia, specifically targeting sections related to education and school innovation. The provisions being repealed include various articles concerning the Vision 2020 education blueprint, the establishment and operation of state camp and conference centers, college and career readiness initiatives, and the adoption of textbooks and instructional materials. Additionally, it eliminates multiple sections related to the School Innovation Zones Act and vocational-technical education programs.

By removing these antiquated sections, the bill seeks to streamline the educational code and eliminate regulations that are no longer relevant or effective. The repeal of these provisions is intended to facilitate a more modern and efficient approach to education in West Virginia, allowing for the potential introduction of new policies and initiatives that better align with current educational needs and standards. The bill will take effect 90 days after its passage, on June 29, 2025.