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Crossing the Finish Line: Overcoming Barriers to Community College Degree and Credential Attainment in Kentucky

Ashley Spalding | November 26, 2012

With Kentucky working to increase college graduation rates, the state should invest more in support strategies that can help disadvantaged Kentucky adults and other students obtain the degrees and credentials that are necessary for family well-being and economic growth.

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More On Education: State Report Shows Educators in Most Kentucky School Districts Received Little or No Raise

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The BlueOval SK Union Vote Is a Fight for All Kentucky Workers

Job Corps Closings Raises Question of What Cuts Are Really All About

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Education Funding in Kentucky Remains Inadequate, Inequitable and Uncertain as Kids Head Back to School

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