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Kentucky School for the Deaf graduate Andrew Olson signs "I love you" during the school's graduation.

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Kentucky School for the Deaf Class of 2020 graduates in a...

Jacob Perkins - June 4, 2020

Special Superintendents' Webcast: June 2, 2020

News

KHSAA, public health officials provide guidance for Kentucky superintendents during webcast

Jacob Perkins - June 2, 2020

Education Continuation Task Force: June 1, 2020 Virtual Meeting

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KDE task force provides feedback on upcoming superintendent survey

Jacob Perkins - June 1, 2020

Pandemic Electronic Benefits Transfer (P-EBT) Webinar

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Kentucky school districts urged to communicate P-EBT program with families

Jacob Perkins - May 29, 2020

Special Superintendents' Webcast: May 26, 2020

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Department for Public Health offers COVID-19 guidance to Kentucky’s superintendents

Jacob Perkins - May 27, 2020

COVID-19 Considerations for Reopening Schools Supporting Student and Staff Wellness

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KDE releases guidance on social emotional health for when schools reopen

Jacob Perkins - May 26, 2020

Jessica Napier is the middle and high school health education teacher for Lee County Schools and has taught health education for 18 years.

Features

Lee County health education teacher brings home national award

Jacob Perkins - May 26, 2020

Governor's Call with Superintendents graphic

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Gov. Beshear introduces contact tracing to Kentucky’s superintendents

Jacob Perkins - May 21, 2020

Special Superintendents' Webcast: May 19, 2020

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Kentucky’s superintendents dive into KDE reopening guidance document during webcast

Jacob Perkins - May 19, 2020

Education Continuation Task Force: May 18, 2020 Virtual Meeting

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KDE’s Education Continuation Task Force looks at re-opening guidance document

Jacob Perkins - May 18, 2020

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