By Stephen Smoot
Since education reforms championed by State Senator and former Senate Education Chair Patricia Rucker, West Virginia has had two school systems. The traditional continued to serve the overwhelming majority of students while alternative systems used the virtual fertilizer, water, and sunlight of support from the HOPE Scholarship to educate and develop children along different lines. Within this system, parents, guardians, and, most importantly, children find individualized paths that lead to the same destination as public schools.
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