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Mar 12, 2008
I teach in Georgia and my colleague has a student who is
being considering for retention. In addition to being very
immature, he is not meeting most of the state standards for
Kindergarten in GA. His parents are considering moving to
Kentucky and want to know if how he would "compare" to
Kentucky Kinderg...See More
Apr 9, 2008
This is what some recruiters are telling me, any idea how
true it is for next fall, 500 is alot but thats what they
say they need.
Apr 14, 2008
Kentucky School put autistic boy in time-out 'closet,' mom
says
Mother complains that school isolated son in room 78 times
[link removed]
astonished too
/blockquote>
say "Kentucky Schools" as if they all did it????
On 4/14/08, astonished wrote:
> Kentucky School put autistic boy in time-out 'closet,' mom
> says
> Mother complains that school isolated son in room 78 times
> [link removed];
say "Kentucky Schools" as if they all did it????
On 4/14/08, astonished wrote:
> Kentucky School put autistic boy in time-out 'closet,' mom
> says
> Mother complains that school isolated son in room 78 times
> [link removed];
guess what--- this is a Kentucky policy problem
/blockquote>
Because there are poor to no regulations, not only is this a
Kentucky problem, but a national problem! Too bad if you are
offended... don't take offense!
On 4/21/08, astonished too wrote:
> say "Kentucky Schools" as if they all did it????
>
>
> On 4/14/08, astonished wrote:
&g...See More
Because there are poor to no regulations, not only is this a
Kentucky problem, but a national problem! Too bad if you are
offended... don't take offense!
On 4/21/08, astonished too wrote:
> say "Kentucky Schools" as if they all did it????
>
>
> On 4/14/08, astonished wrote:
&g...See More
Jun 15, 2008
What is the difference?
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Here is a link to the Kentucky Program of Studies.