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Morgan County remains home for new superintendent Ralph Hamilton

Jim Gaines - July 22, 2021

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Learning, teaching, coaching in Knox County all lead Jeremy Ledford to...

Jim Gaines - July 20, 2021

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Kentucky legislators hear about schools’ use of COVID-19 relief money

Jim Gaines - July 8, 2021

Principal Advisory Council Virtual Meeting: June 22, 2021

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KDE asks Principal Advisory Council for feedback on first Impact Kentucky...

Jim Gaines - June 23, 2021

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McCreary County schools shine in response to state review

Jim Gaines - June 17, 2021

School Counselor Advisory Council Virtual Meeting: June 9, 2021

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Kentucky school counselors hear need for direct connection with students this...

Jim Gaines - June 10, 2021

Superintendents Webcast: June 8, 2021

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Superintendents hear rules for final ESSER funds

Jim Gaines - June 8, 2021

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KY Board

Janice Harris receives first Teresa Perry Compassion Award

Jim Gaines - June 2, 2021

Interim Joint Committee on Education: Virtual Meeting, June 1, 2021

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Interim education committee hears effects of remote learning, student engagement

Jim Gaines - June 1, 2021

Superintendents Webcast: May 11, 2021

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Superintendents hear requirements to get ARP ESSER funds during webcast

Jim Gaines - May 12, 2021

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