The Kentucky Chamber Foundation’s Leadership Institute for School Principals kicked off this week in at the Center for Creative Leadership (CCL) in Greensboro, N.C., with 26…
Public postsecondary education in Kentucky received average or below-average grades in most categories included in a new national study, although two-year institutions generally performed better…
In the final weeks of the session, The Kentucky Chamber spearheaded an effort of several chambers of commerce from across the state to encourage legislators…
Today in the House Education committee three Chamber-supported bills passed. The combination of the three bills would increase the quality of high school graduates moving into either…
Tell us why you think Kentucky is No. 1 It’s no secret the Commonwealth is a hotbed for college basketball success, something that’s never been…
As the 2012 General Assembly comes to an end, a coalition of Chambers of Commerce from across the state have urged Kentucky legislators to take action…
Two bills introduced this session, deserving of Chamber support, will significantly professionalize the teaching profession, raising the standards in the classroom. The current system includes…
The Chamber-supported career pathways legislation, HB 75 (Belcher), unanimously passed the House Education Committee today. The bill would provide career-based programs of study for high…
In a meeting of the House Education Committee this week, an attempted compromise proposal passed the committee to address the high school dropout issue in…
SB 132 (McGaha) passed the Senate Education Committee this week. The bill would reform the system by which teachers are given due process to appeal…