Delegates to the 2023 AFT-WV Convention, held Nov. 9-11 in Morgantown, approved the 2024 Legislative Agenda. The document outlines the union's major goals and priorities for the upcoming legislative session. Salaries, high quality affordable health care benefits, and student discipline are among the top priorities. 

The PEIA Finance Board met today in Charleston to discuss the feedback from the PEIA public hearings and vote on the Fiscal Plan for 2026. 

The plan adopted at the Finance Board meeting was the same one that had been discussed at the public hearings, except for two amendments approved by the Board. The first amendment removed the proposal to collapse the salary tiers from 10 to 5. This was a positive step, advocated for by the unions during the public hearings, as the tier collapse would have financially hurt our lowest-earning employees the hardest. The second amendment removed increased

During the AFT-WV Convention, held November 15-16 in Charleston, the following locals and individuals were recognized for their contributions to the union: 

• Pride of the Union Award- AFT-Cabell County

• Membership Growth Awards 
NET GROWTH
-2nd Place Net ReGrowth--Raleigh Co Federation of Teachers 
-1st Place Net Re-Growth--AFT-WV Service Personnel 

PERCENTAGE GROWTH
-2nd Place Percentage ReGrowth--AFT-Raleigh Service Personnel 
-1st Place Percentage Re-Growth --AFT-Nicholas Service Personnel 

•Apple awards (3 winners) 
The Apple Award -Because You Make a Difference-was presented to :
Bill McCloud -