To change the amount of days in a school year from 180 to 160.

HB 3102 would change West Virginia's required school year from 180 to 160 instructional days. This affects all public schools in the state, requiring them to meet a reduced minimum of 160 days of student instruction annually. The bill allows counties to compensate for fewer days by lengthening daily instructional time (by at least 30 minutes) or using alternative instruction methods for up to five days during closures. Schools must still begin no earlier than September 1 and end no later than May 31, with the new standard applying to all grade levels.