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New School Year, Tough Choices for KY Districts

Public News Service | August 20, 2018

New School Year, Tough Choices for KY Districts

By Mary Kuhlman

More On Education: Sending Public Money to Private Schools Breaks Kentucky’s Commitment to Students

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