Kentucky Lawmakers Redefine Power of School Boards
In 1989, the struggle by a group of Kentucky school boards to overhaul the state's school-finance system was rewarded with a landmark supreme-court decision that forced the state to throw out its entire public-education infrastructure and start over.
But today, many board members are not sure whether to call what resulted a victory.
In crafting the reform act designed to address the court's concerns, lawmakers found a new target: the reported nepotism, mismanagement, and political...
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