Relating to clarifying county boards of education members’ compensation rate

HB 2890 clarifies the compensation rules for county board of education members in West Virginia. It sets a maximum rate of $260 per meeting attended, with members unable to earn compensation for more than 40 meetings in a fiscal year. The bill also specifies that up to five additional paid meetings are allowed for specific events like elections, disaster hearings, or school closures, and allows members to recover compensation for missed meetings after curing a training requirement default within three months. This bill does not change existing rates but eliminates ambiguity around meeting limits and exceptions.