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House OKs bill to let felony offenders tap into KEES money

Under this Kentucky House bill, felony conviction wouldn t bar you from state scholarship

Under this Kentucky House bill, felony conviction wouldn t bar you from state scholarship Joe Sonka, Louisville Courier Journal © Stock photo Unitil is accepting applications from high school seniors pursuing an undergraduate degree in STEM subject areas. FRANKFORT A state House committee advanced a bill unanimously Tuesday morning to allow those with a past felony conviction to be eligible for a Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship at a postsecondary institution. House Bill 25, sponsored by freshman Rep. Killian Timoney, R-Lexington, is one of several bills that criminal justice reform advocates are optimistic will pass this session to remove barriers to voting, housing, employment and education for Kentuckians who received a felony sentence.

Bill advances to let felony offenders tap into KEES money

ECTC to adopt new eight-week schedule

Elizabethtown Comm­unity and Technical College will transition to an eight-week class schedule this fall.  According to a news release, beginning fall 2021, 8-Week Advantage reorganizes the academic calendar into five eight-week sessions. The fall and spring semesters will have two eight-week sessions, and one eight-week session will be offered in the summer. College President Juston Pate said around three years ago, while traveling to various conferences, he began hearing about student success from schools who adopted some type of compressed schedule. About two years ago, Pate said he began talking to people about the schedule at the college and asked them to do some research. The college began hearing feedback from people at the school about a year ago.

Adults Returning to School

Credit KSFR The 2021 edition of “Adults Returning to School” is now available from the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority (KHEAA). “It’s never too late for Kentuckians to take the next step towards their dreams. This free booklet is a great resource for adults who want to further their education,” Gov. Andy Beshear said . “The information is useful whether they have not taken a course since high school or are returning to school to complete a degree or learn new skills to make them more competitive in the workplace.” “Adults Returning to School” can guide adults through the admissions and financial aid processes. It is divided into three parts.

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