Four charter schools could hit enrollment of 1,500
CHARLESTON — Enrollment in West Virginia’s four public charter schools could reach 1,500 as the final schools open for their first school year later this month. Members of the West Virginia Professional Charter School Board were updated on enrollment numbers during their Tuesday meeting. Board Executive Director James Paul said the Morgantown-based West Virginia Academy, which began classes last week, has 470 students, while the Eastern Panhandle Prep Academy has a verified enrollment of 381 students. There are two virtual charter schools. The West Virginia Virtual Academy ...