West Virginia Code § 18B-3C-2

Legislative intent
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The following comprise the intent of the Legislature in enacting this article:
(a) To establish community and technical college education that is well articulated with the
public schools, the career and technical education centers and other state institutions of
higher education; that encourages traditional and nontraditional students and adult learners
to pursue a lifetime of learning; that serves as an instrument of economic development; and
that has the independence and flexibility to respond quickly to changing needs of citizens
and employers in the state;
(b) To establish community and technical college/career and technical education consortia
districts for each of the community and technical colleges in order to ensure that the full
range of community and technical college education programs and services is provided in all
areas of the state, including the implementation of seamless programs of study as
exemplified by West Virginia EDGE, established in article thirteen, chapter eighteen of this
code and the Collaborative Degree Completion Prolgram, established in article three-b of this
chapter; s
(c) To define the full range of programs anid services that each community and technical
college has the responsibility to provgide; and
(d) To establish other policies and procedures necessary to ensure that the needs of West
Virginia, its people and its businesses are met for the programs and services that can be
provided through a comprehensive system of community and technical colleges.

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