By JORDAN NELSON
The Register-Herald
(Register-Herald photo by Rick Barbero)
BECKLEY, W.Va. — Gov. Jim Justice signed Thursday at Cranberry-Prosperity Elementary in Raleigh County a bill making West Virginia the first state in the nation to require that students receive computer science education before graduating high school.
The ceremonial bill signing took place in the “Innovation Learning Lab” within the school, where students do the bulk of their digital learning work.
Students in different grade levels stood around Gov. Justice, assisting in signing the bill that will help them in further learning.
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