{Charleston , West
Virginia }…The West Virginia Board of Education has scheduled a special
meeting Wednesday to discuss its response to a wide-ranging audit of the
state’s education system. Board President Wade Linger says West Virginia ’s statewide graduation rate is
78 percent, while one in four high school students doesn’t graduate on time,
and his top priority is increasing student achievement. Wednesday’s
meeting comes less than a week after the board voted 5-2 to fire state Schools
Superintendent Jorea Marple.