The resolution proposes an amendment to the West Virginia Constitution, specifically Article XII, section two, to allow the West Virginia Board of Education to create nine distinct districts within the state, each composed of individual county boards of education. This amendment would enable the election of one member from each of these districts to serve on the West Virginia Board of Education. The resolution outlines the process for establishing these districts and mandates that the board will set a date for the election of its members, ensuring that each elected representative comes from the respective county board of education within their district.

The proposed amendment, designated as "Amendment No. 1" and titled the "West Virginia Board of Education Elections Amendment," aims to enhance local representation within the state's education governance. It stipulates that the board will consist of nine members, each elected from their respective districts, and establishes specific qualifications for board membership. Additionally, it clarifies the process for the selection and potential removal of the state superintendent of free schools, who will serve as the chief school officer of the state. The resolution calls for the amendment to be presented to voters during the general election in 2026 for ratification or rejection.