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SR 6

Recognizing invaluable service of WV school custodians

2026 Regular Session Introduced by Robbie Morris and 1 co-sponsor

West Virginia Senate resolution honors and formally recognizes the essential service contributions of public school custodians statewide.

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Bill Summary · SR 6

Legislative bill overview

SR 6 is a Senate resolution introduced in West Virginia that formally recognizes and honors the service contributions of school custodians across the state. The resolution does not create new laws, mandate funding, or establish regulations—it is ceremonial legislation designed to acknowledge custodians' work within the education system.

Why is this important

School custodians perform essential maintenance, cleaning, and facility management that directly affects student health, safety, and learning environments. Public recognition through legislative action can raise awareness about often-overlooked support staff roles and potentially influence attitudes toward custodial work as a valued profession.

Potential points of contention

  • Symbolic vs. substantive action: Critics may question whether a resolution addresses custodians' actual needs (wages, benefits, working conditions) or merely provides symbolic recognition without material support
  • Selective recognition: Some may ask why custodians are recognized through legislation while other essential school staff (bus drivers, aides, food service workers) are not similarly honored
  • Resource allocation: Questions about whether legislative time and resources should prioritize ceremonial resolutions versus bills addressing worker compensation or school infrastructure funding

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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