Catching up on the #KYed news from today:
1. The Kentucky Board of Education is moving forward with four candidates in its hunt for a new commissioner.
We will likely know the names of the finalists before the Fourth of July weekend.
1. The Kentucky Board of Education is moving forward with four candidates in its hunt for a new commissioner.
We will likely know the names of the finalists before the Fourth of July weekend.
2. @JCPSSuper held a briefing and said the district is still considering its reopening options.
If JCPS goes back to NTI, he says the district wants to move toward more live-instruction (aka "synchronous"). Internet access still a major problem, though.
If JCPS goes back to NTI, he says the district wants to move toward more live-instruction (aka "synchronous"). Internet access still a major problem, though.
3. Just two people spoke at a public hearing about new elementary school proposed at 18th and West Broadway.
One, the librarian at Wheatley Elementary, said she wants to make sure that if there is a shiny, new school, her students get to enroll there.
One, the librarian at Wheatley Elementary, said she wants to make sure that if there is a shiny, new school, her students get to enroll there.
The other, Yolanda Walker, of the California neighborhood association, said people in that community view Wheatley as a piece of pride and history. What happens to the community when it closes? she asked.
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