House Bill 3192 aims to streamline the West Virginia Code by repealing numerous outdated, inoperative, conflicting, and duplicative provisions related to education. Specifically, the bill repeals sections from Chapters 18 and 18B, which encompass various articles concerning West Virginia University, State Teachers Colleges, educational opportunities for children and spouses of deceased military personnel, and several other higher education-related topics. The bill identifies a total of 81 sections across multiple articles that are deemed unnecessary and proposes their removal from the Code of West Virginia.

The bill is set to take effect 90 days after its passage, which is scheduled for June 29, 2025. By eliminating these antiquated provisions, the legislation seeks to modernize the state's educational framework and improve clarity within the legal code. The comprehensive repeal reflects a legislative effort to ensure that the laws governing education in West Virginia are relevant and effective in addressing current educational needs.