We passed a bill Thursday evening to let school districts use as many nontraditional instruction days as they deem necessary during closures sparked by the coronavirus. Jefferson County Public Schools also cleared the way to use distance learning to continue lessons. #kyga20
Jerry Miller
@JerryTMiller · KY · H
Posts56
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CoverageMar 2, 2020 to Dec 8, 2021
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My advice to the Kansas governor is to have your teachers sign a document committing to go back into the classroom before being vaccinated ahead of people over 65. @JCPSKY https://t.co/NglDvTMQHo
Mississippi looks to create loan repayment for new teachers. Brilliant move! I hope we will consider this after HB258, the TRS New Teacher Bill, passes #kyga21 @cedmassey https://t.co/O0SkM84M96
Rather than mandating kids as young as two wear masks indoors, I wonder why @GovAndyBeshear hasn’t ordered all school teachers and employees be vaccinated. https://t.co/FvrTgW4zPQ
I hope everyone will read this. I found it very disturbing the way this public HS student from Lexington says he wants to learn again, “not just pretend to learn”. @JCPSKY https://t.co/h2hIChGaR8
Per National Center for Education Statistics, Kentucky teachers are 10th best paid in US versus other workers. NCES is the primary federal entity for collecting and analyzing data related to education in the U.S. https://t.co/IH0puzGx6M @businessdotorg @kyga22
RT @cobrown: Let me rephrase: Half of teachers surveyed would prefer to receive the benefits of *very* early vaccination, and are also will…
I just filed HB 576 - a TRS new-teacher Bill. This bill applies to K-12 teachers hired after 1/1/2021. This will be heard in Committee for discussion only in an upcoming meeting. HB 576 builds on the structure of last years HB504 filed by Representative Scott Lewis #kyga20
Press conference last Thursday, Robert Redfield, the director of the CDC said evidence has shown that the virus is spreading inside homes more than in schools. The truth is for kids K-12, one of the safest places they can be from our perspective is to remain in school. https://t.co/h6z3pFajTb
It is hard to attract minority candidates for LMPD training classes, but we must redouble our efforts. https://t.co/g9065mKoOm