Kentucky Board of Education

Board of Education seats new member, sets priorities for legislative session

At the Kentucky Board of Education's meeting in Frankfort Oct. 6, Frankfort Chief Circuit Court Judge Phillip Shepherd administered the oath of office to Sarah Murphy Ford of Owensboro and set its budget priorities for the department’s budget submission to the Governor’s Office and the General Assembly.

By |2015-12-18T10:44:13-05:00October 7, 2015|

Pruitt offered education commissioner post

The Kentucky Board of Education voted Sept. 23 to extend an offer of employment to Stephen L. Pruitt to become Kentucky’s sixth commissioner of education.

By |2018-11-28T15:32:05-05:00September 24, 2015|

Pruitt likely to be named next commissioner

The Kentucky Board of Education announced Sept. 4 that Stephen Pruitt likely will be the next Kentucky commissioner of education, pending the outcome of a background check, a vote by the board and successful contract negotiations.

By |2015-12-18T10:55:38-05:00September 8, 2015|

Candidates named in commissioner search

The Kentucky Board of Education announced the names of the five candidates it is currently considering for the position of commissioner of education.

By |2015-12-18T10:57:19-05:00August 27, 2015|

Five candidates move forward in commissioner search

At a special meeting in Lexington on Aug. 25, the Kentucky Board of Education voted to move five individuals forward in its search for the position of commissioner of education – with the possibility of extending a second interview to each, pending additional information.

By |2015-12-18T10:58:15-05:00August 26, 2015|

Education commissioner search moves forward

The Kentucky Board of Education has completed the first round of interviews for the position of commissioner of education. The board interviewed 12 candidates over the past two days.

By |2019-06-05T11:45:21-04:00August 17, 2015|

More than 90 percent of Kentucky educators are effective; state Board of Education elects not to include ratings in accountability

The majority of teachers and leaders evaluated in the first year of statewide implementation of Kentucky’s Professional Growth and Effectiveness System (PGES) were rated exemplary or accomplished, the Kentucky Board of Education learned at its meeting Aug. 6. Under the system, about a third of certified educators in the state are evaluated each year. In 2014-15, about 16,700 teachers and [...]

By |2015-12-18T11:08:59-05:00August 12, 2015|
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