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Kentucky Senate passes bill to revamp KET board - Vimarsana News

Kentucky Senate passes bill to revamp KET board

The bill would disband the current board for Kentucky Educational Television and require that future gubernatorial appointments to the nine-person board be confirmed by the Republican-controlled state Senate. 

Ky. Senate Republicans take aim at Beshear in passing bill to 'blow up' KET board - Vimarsana News

Ky. Senate Republicans take aim at Beshear in passing bill to 'blow up' KET board

Republicans in the Kentucky Senate, in passing a bill Wednesday to reorganize the board for Kentucky’s public television broadcaster, also used the opportunity to tee up criticism against the state’s Democratic governor.

Source: wkms.org
Senate Republicans take aim at Beshear in passing bill to 'blow up' KET board - Vimarsana News

Senate Republicans take aim at Beshear in passing bill to 'blow up' KET board

Republicans in the Kentucky Senate passed a bill to reorganize the board for Kentucky’s public television broadcaster and criticized the Democratic governor. 

Advancing bill lets parents challenge instructional material - Vimarsana News

Advancing bill lets parents challenge instructional material

The Kentucky Senate has passed a measure giving parents a pathway to challenge school instructional materials they consider unfit for children. The bill aims to ensure the right for parents to respond tobooks and other materials containing sexual content.

Source: wuky.org
Advancing bill lets parents challenge instructional material - Vimarsana News

Advancing bill lets parents challenge instructional material

FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Republican lawmakers advanced a measure Thursday to give Kentucky parents a pathway to challenge school instructional materials they consider unfit for children. The bill takes aim at books and other materials containing sexual content.

Source: apnews.com