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January 13, 2020Uncategorizedby

Show Your Support For Thriving Schools

Andrew BrennenStudent Voice TeamCo-Founder I learned about the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence as a high school sophomore. A flier said the committee was working for better public schools in Kentucky. At the time, my math book was literally falling apart. So I raised my …
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January 11, 2020Uncategorizedby

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January 11, 2020Uncategorizedby

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January 11, 2020Uncategorizedby

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January 11, 2020Uncategorizedby

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January 11, 2020Uncategorizedby

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January 10, 2020ed; equity-lensby

Failing to Deliver: Kentucky lacks in providing Black students with advanced learning opportunities

With the release of its report, Inequities in Advanced Coursework, The Education Trust has found that Kentucky schools are radically failing to include Black students in elementary gifted and talented programs. ‍ The report also shows that Kentucky is the 9th worst in the U.S. …
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December 13, 2019Uncategorizedby

Welcome to the Future of WordPress with Gutenberg

We call the new editor Gutenberg. The entire editing experience has been rebuilt for media rich pages and posts. Experience the flexibility that blocks will bring, whether you are building your first site, or write code for a living. It seems that Gutenberg has been …
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November 13, 2019edby

It Took a Mother

In 1980, a young mother walked into Hindman Settlement School’s administrative offices. She seemed desperate and downtrodden. “My son has dyslexia,” she told the director. “I have dyslexia. The school is not able to help him in the way he needs it. What can you do?” The “you” quickly became a “we” who stepped up to help her son—and then many, many more like him. Today Hindman Settlement School remains the leader in dyslexia intervention and education in Central Appalachia and has never turned away a child because of their family’s inability to pay for services. We provide a community-based approach to specialized rural education for children with reading challenges.
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October 30, 2019Uncategorizedby

National Assessment Confirms That Kentucky Education Progress Has Stalled Declining 4th Grade Reading Results, Lack of Improvement in Math and 8th Grade Reading

October 30, 2019FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEFor more information, contact:Brigitte Blom Ramsey, Executive Director(office) 859-233-9849(cell) 859-322-8999brigitte.blomramsey@prichardcommittee.orgKentucky students have lost ground in 4th grade reading, according to results of the National Assessment of Educational Progress released today. The percent of students meeting or exceeding NAEP proficiency standards has …
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