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Oldham County Schools Superintendent

[Evan Dennison @EvanDennison1]

Cooper’s Paul Van Laningham finishes fourth (15:41) in the KHSAA boys cross country 3A meet. Lafayette’s James Ndayshimiye the winner (15:27). North Oldham’s Adam Patel 2nd (15:32), Grant County’s Lincoln Herald third (15:36).

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Excited for Lincoln’s Junior year! https://t.co/NB7gtbDDgx

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Great start to Lincoln’s XC season. https://t.co/JNPE4aT5YA

[Max Wise @maxwellwise]

This tweet right here is what the majority of superintendents have been voicing for weeks & not getting answers. Supers & local decision leaders need this for planning purposes going forward.

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[Brad Hughes @GYMObrad]

Summarizing KDE webcast on delaying in-person classes: Expect full weight of Frankfort if any superintendent/ school board opts not to follow the governor's "recommendation." Will talk first to change minds, but consequences exist, state agencies have authority to order closings.

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@MrFangman @fit_leaders My favorite Beachbody program!

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@MrFangman So proud of you! Congrats!

[Dr. Mike S. Stacy @mike_stacy12]

Is easier than ever to tell your legislators that you support public education funding and oppose HB 205 and SB 118 - Just fill out the form and hit submit! https://t.co/7Mxl1D4JC4

[Scott Hawkins @woodfordsuper]

School safety bill was the top legislative priority this session, as it should have been. Seems to me that if the state has 25 million available to spend, it should be on SB 1 components and not private school tax credits. I believe most Kentuckians would support that.

[Joe Buerkley @JoeBuerkley]

School Safety bill, per legislators was most important bill of short session, bill passed without funding. HB 205 tax credits will decrease general fund revenue. This cost money our state doesn’t have. Is this comprehensive tax reform? Wake up Kentucky!

[Scott Hawkins @woodfordsuper]

Not sure how saying KY schools received $0 for professional development and $0 for textbooks and yet the the state has 25 million to spend for tax credits for private school scholarship funds is fear mongering. We are simply advocating for what we need for our kids.

[Dr. Randy Poe @dr_poe]

A thread of 6/6 to read!

[Dr. Randy Poe @dr_poe]

Sad - we cut public schools funds last year in textbooks, professional supplies and tutoring for public school students and now we want to give additional dollars to private schools. @cedmassey @repkoenig @santoro_sal @SenatorSchickel - just wrong.

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GCMS students giving proper recognition to those who have sacrificed for us! #VeteransDay18 #gcmsrocks #teachinglifelessons #GCActGoDo

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Guest speaker, @MacyWrightt, speaking to Grant County golf program about practice, determination, and a strong student athlete work ethic. #GCGoActDo #gcalumni #herproudprincipal

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@yankeyf250 What’s going on?

[Alex Fangman @MrFangman]

How can we inspire students to be creative problem solvers in a world with so many user manuals?? Kids have genius in them if we let them unleash it!

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Thanks to Mr. Creech for making the Veteran’s program at CMZ a great one! #greatkids #GCActGoDo