Kentucky School Advocate
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In This Issue:
Features
- Turning too little, too late into more, and sooner see p.8
- Holliday asks board teams for help on charter school plansee p.9
- Quiet “elder statesman” is Proudfoot winnersee p.10
- Nelson County Schools leader named superintendent of the yearsee p.11
- ‘Friend’ makes a difference in Shelby County Schoolssee p.12
- Carroll County company named Friend of Educationsee p.13
- KIDS First Advocacy Award winnerssee p.12
- Board service takes belief, passion – and maybe a little magic see p.14
- School districts size up their carbon footprint see p.16
- Planning for a building’s lifetime costssee p.17
- Going green: Good for the environment and student healthsee p.17
- Leadership gap short-lived in Danvillesee p.18
- Image controlsee p.19
- 24 and beyondsee p.21
- Montgomery County Schools grows own police departmentsee p.22
- Students have it their way in Mason County school cafeteriassee p.23
Departments
- Take Notesee p.4
- People are Talkingsee p.6
Commentary
- Get Your Message Outsee p.27