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CHARLESTON — Wednesday’s regular monthly meeting of the West Virginia Board of Education marked a significant leadership transition, as members unanimously voted to re-elect Paul Hardesty as president. Hardesty, who previously held the position, is set to bring his experience and vision back to the board as it navigates the challenges facing education in the state.
During his previous tenure, Hardesty focused on various initiatives aimed at improving student outcomes and enhancing educational standards across West Virginia. His re-election is seen as a commitment to continuity in leadership, allowing for the continuation of ongoing projects and strategies designed to advance the state's educational framework.
Board members expressed their confidence in Hardesty's ability to lead, citing his dedication to fostering collaboration among educators, parents, and community stakeholders. As he resumes his presidency, Hardesty is expected to prioritize initiatives that address educational equity and access, ensuring that all students have the resources they need to succeed.
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