Virginia tackles student underperformance in reading and math; West Virginia focuses on education and economic reforms.

Virginia's K-12 students are falling behind in reading and math, with significant numbers scoring below basic levels. The Youngkin administration is addressing this by increasing transparency, offering tutoring grants, and revising the curriculum. Meanwhile, the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce calls for improving education, making childcare more affordable, and reducing business taxes to boost economic growth and create a better future for its citizens.