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| Summa pledges $3 million to research, education and workforce development (Akron Beacon Journal) |
| Summit County's largest employer is committing $3 million during the next three years to medical research, education and workforce development in the region. |
| Education panel meets to decide on tuition (Lexington Herald-Leader) |
| The Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education has begun meeting to decide tuition rates at public universities next year. Kentucky's public colleges and universities had been asking for near double-digit tuition increases to help offset cuts in state funding. The universities say they need additional money from students to prevent cuts elsewhere at their campuses. The council's staff ... |
| Gifted education program offers specially designed classes for eligible students (The Dodge City Daily Globe) |
| Janie Smock and Susan Finley, gifted education teachers at Comanche Intermediate Center, work with students. PABLO CANDIA/DAILY GLOBE Through the Gifted Education Program, Dodge City schools silently sculpt future community leaders. |
| Early education returns on investment (The Sentinel) |
| There are a lot of “soft” arguments in favor of early childhood education, Anita Smith said, but she has been most impressed by the factual ones. |
| Beshear appoints new Board of Education members (Lexington Herald-Leader) |
| A former Republican candidate for governor was appointed Thursday to the Kentucky Board of Education. Beshear appointed Billy Harper, a Paducah businessman, to the panel. Harper was one of five appointments Gov. Steve Beshear made to the panel that oversees Kentucky's public elementary schools and high schools. The appointments are to fill four vacancies and one resignation on the board. ... |
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