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2012 March Advocate homepage

Carroll County High School launches laptop program

Advocacy day helps school board members and local legislators connect

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A different set of 3 Rs
The 76th annual KSBA conference was kicked off in uproarious style – but with a serious message—by Murray Banks, who outlined for board teams his strategies for them to re-energize, recharge and refocus.

Expert advice
It’s not unusual for experts to speak at a KSBA annual conference, but they usually are from the world of education, not private industry. This year, school board members listened attentively as representatives from Kentucky’s largest employers evaluated the graduates produced by their districts.

Holliday suggests belt-tightening, revenue-raising options

Directors-at-large re-elected to KSBA's board

Conference clinic sessions

Matching career pathways to job needs

Roadmap to college and career readiness has multiple paths to success

BYOD: Bring Your Own Device in Anderson County Schools

Changes big and small add up to real energy savings

Boosting achievement through the arts

Exceptional students make gains in Spencer County

KSBA celebrates
Mountjoy receives Friend of Education Award

Perry County superintendent named tops in state

Larry Coldiron named school board member of the year

First Degree Scholarship program kicks offs with recipients from Magoffin County and Paintsville Independent
Magoffin Co. High School senior is inaugural scholarship winner

Paintsville High School senior to be in first in family to attend college

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Regular features
People are Talking

President's Corner

On the cover
KSBA's 76th annual conference got off to a rousing start with a performance by the Lincoln County Chamber Singers. The group sang the Star Spangled Banner while the Lincoln County Junior Guard (not pictured) presented the colors.

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TheKentucky School Advocateis published 10 times a year by the Kentucky School Boards Association. Copies are mailed to KSBA members as part of their association membership. One additional issue each year is published exclusively on KSBA’s website.