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Students from Menifee County Elementary School visit the Wildcat Exchange bank at the high school. Elementary students who wish to use the bank (most use it for deposits) are brought to the high school once a week. Middle school students visit the bank during their lunch periods. Photo by Amy Wallot, Oct. 3, 2011
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Teachers instruct students on dollars and sense

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Financial literacy not required to graduate, but it is in life.
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KY Jump$tart names Financial Literacy Teachers of the Year

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The Kentucky Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy® recently honored three teachers who have done an exceptional job of teaching financial literacy concepts to...
Bill Johnson helps freshman Hubert Gibbs during his Algebra I lab at Hopkinsville High School (Christian County). The students were using the Cognitive Tudor software. Johnson served in the Navy for 10 years. After later working in the private sector, he completed the Troops to Teachers program to earn his teacher certification. Photo by Amy Wallot; April 2011
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Marching into the classroom

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Following military careers, former troops are turning to teaching.
Hardin County Schools Superintendent Nannette Johnston introduces U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan and Gen. George W. Casey Jr., chief of staff of the U.S. Army, to a Junior Leadership Corps class at North Middle School (Hardin County) March 11, 2011. The two were visiting the school to launch Project Partnership for All Students' Success (PASS). Photo by Amy Wallot
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Program aims to help students march to graduation

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Dropout prevention pilot program launches in Kentucky.
Deborah Cathcart works with 5th-grade students Michael Carter, left, Wyatt Gray, center, Davion Radford, right, and Kolby Morris, far right, on identifying and correcting problem areas with their on-demand writing pieces at Lacy Elementary School (Christian County) Feb. 2, 2011. Lacy Elementary is a 2010 Distinguished Title I School. Photo by Amy Wallot
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Each child’s success ‘personal’ for Distinguished Title I schools

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Two Kentucky elementary schools are taking steps to improve lives, learning and more.
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Eleven alternative programs selected as best practice sites

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Eleven alternative education programs have been selected by the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) as Best Practice Sites in recognition of the work of...
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