To amend the West Virginia Constitution to create nine seperate districts for the members of the West Virginia Board of Education.

HJR 9 proposes a constitutional amendment to restructure the West Virginia Board of Education by dividing the state into nine geographic districts. Each district would consist of county boards of education, with one representative elected from each district to serve on the nine-member Board. The amendment requires voters to approve this change in the 2026 general election, specifying that board members must be county board members from their district and limiting any single political party to no more than five members. This would replace the current appointment system with a district-based election process for Board members.