The Senate reconvened at 11 a.m. today and received messages concerning bills passed in the House. House Bill 4040, which ensures 180 full instructional days for students by giving the counties more flexibility in picking their start and end dates, was received in the Senate. The Senate suspended constitutional rules requiring a bill to be read on three separate days and unanimously passed the bill.
The Senate also introduced six bills. Bills introduced included Senate Bill 349, which would require child care centers to have a written evacuation plan, and Senate Bill 351, which would require anti-racial profiling training for certain law-enforcement officers.
The following committees will meet today:
Health and Human Resources- 1:15 p.m. 451M
Education- 2 p.m. 451M
Banking and Insurance- 2 p.m. 208W
Finance- 3 p.m. 451M
Judiciary- 3 p.m. 208W
The following committees will meet tomorrow:
Energy, Industry and Mining- 10 a.m. 208W
Confirmations- 1 p.m. 451M
Government Organizations- 2 p.m. 208W
The Senate will reconvene tomorrow at 11 a.m.
After reconvening at 11 a.m., the Senate introduced seven bills. These bills included 
Outside of the Senate Chamber, Culture and History Day took place in the capitol rotunda. Many of the legislature’s talented constituents gathered to promote their respective organizations. 
Entertainers of the Old Brick Playhouse dress in clown attire and travel to West Virginia’s elementary schools with educational messages. Today they performed an excerpt from their anti-drug show.
The West Virginia Legislature celebrated West Virginia Fairs and Festivals Day in the capitol rotunda.
The Senate reconvened this morning and received a House message regarding the passage of 