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: Kentucky Law BlogOff Topic News: Will cutting the schools' "make up" days be worth it in education of our children or save any money??
By Michael Stevens
Will cutting the school year actually help? This proposal makes no sense when it comes to education or to help disaster affected schools (which should be up and running at the end of the school year). And presumably it will not save much money in salaries and school maintenance. Makes no sense to me.
Lawmakers Preparing To Let Schools Cut Make Up Days
By Mark Hebert
Kentucky lawmakers are already talking about giving Kentucky school districts the chance to waive some of the school days they've lost to Hurricane Ike and last week's ice storm. House Speaker Greg Stumbo says the districts will get "some relief" and state Rep. Mike Cherry will be proposing a bill that will allow schools in disaster declared counties to cut their school year from 177 days to 167 days. Here's my story from Tuesday.
Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on February 11, 2009 (boomark / email).
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