Boy’s State alumni Ryan Getler and Jackson Livingood advocate in Frankfort for Veteran Policy Reform before the Veteran Military Affairs Committee. Accompanied by Dr. Pete Trzop and Steven Ray.
Boy’s State alumni Ryan Getler and Jackson Livingood advocate in Frankfort for Veteran Policy Reform before the Veteran Military Affairs Committee. Accompanied by Dr. Pete Trzop and Steven Ray
I have to say that while I don’t like pictures of myself, this one hit the spot yesterday. I was in front of kids, where I always feel I belong and I was clearly excited. This is me, today and forever. https://t.co/6wGntr35fJ
A sad day for education in the state of Kentucky & for a leader like @DrSPruitt What has happened to common sense & decency in government. We should all be ashamed of the poor example we set for the kids who look up to us. https://t.co/SsyTSxNnHQ
During @DrSPruitt impromptu remarks, audience member calls out “No matter what, you did make a difference, no one can take that away from you.” Sparked 2nd round of applause. #KBE@KyDeptofEd
Supporters turned out for Kentucky Education Commissioner Stephen Pruitt during an executive session at the Kentucky Department of Education Tuesday in Frankfort. The board will decide Pruitt’s future with the Department of Education. @heraldleader @vhspears
Thank you @DrSPruitt so much for everything that you bring to our state. You helped open the eyes of what a transparent, purpose driven Department of Education can look like. You have raised the bar for education in Kentucky.