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(FRANKFORT, KY) –The Kentucky Board of Education (KBE) will hold its regular meeting via video teleconference on Oct. 11-12. The Oct. 11 session with begin at 1 p.m. CT and the Oct. 12 session will begin at 9 a.m. CT. The majority of board members plan to attend in-person at the Logan County Career and Technical Center (2400 Bowling Green Rd, Russellville, KY 42276).
The KBE has statutory authority to manage all common or public schools in the Commonwealth and all programs operated in such schools.
A dedicated public comment segment is included on the board’s agenda. The board will reserve 30 minutes to receive public comment from any person regarding items that appear on the board’s agenda for that meeting, as well as general public comments regarding issues within the jurisdiction of the board.
A person who desires to speak to the board shall sign up on the day of the meeting, indicating his/her name and the topic on which he/she will speak. Each individual will be limited to three minutes during the public comment segment of the meeting to speak on the issue(s) indicated on the sign-up form. Individuals shall be called to speak to the board in the order they appear on the sign-up form.
Once the 30-minute segment for public comment has been exhausted, the board will not hear further comments during the meeting. If multiple members of an organization wish to provide public expression, membership of that group may be asked to select one person to comment. Public criticism of individual staff members or individual board members is prohibited. Since no individual board member may act on behalf of the board, concerns about the board’s actions should be directed to the board as a whole.
To allow for appropriate consideration, written comments also will be accepted via email and distributed to members for review; however, the comments may not be read during the meeting. Anyone wanting to submit public expression may email kbe@education.ky.gov prior to the close of business on Oct. 10. Individuals must provide their name and an email address where they can receive a response.
Members of the public may watch the meeting in-person or a livestream of the meeting will be available on the Kentucky Department of Education Media Portal.
Announcement of this meeting is pursuant to the Open Meetings Act.
A full agenda follows:
Kentucky Board of Education Regular Meeting - Day 1
Oct. 11, 2022, 1 p.m. CT
- Call to Order
- Roll Call
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Internal Board Business
- Summary Minutes for Aug. 2, 2022 KBE Work Session, Aug. 3, 2022 KBE Regular Meeting, Sept. 12, 2022 KBE Portrait of a Learner Subcommittee, Sept. 15, 2022 KBE Portrait of a Learner Subcommittee, and Sept. 29, 2022 KBE Awards Committee Meeting (Action/Discussion)
- KBE Goals and Legislative Priorities (Action/Discussion)
- Commissioner’s Evaluation (Action/Discussion)
- 2022-23 Evaluation Procedures and Communication Procedures (Action/Discussion)
- Identification of the Strategic Priority and Criteria for the 2022 KBE Kevin C. Brown Strategic Priority Award (Action/Discussion)
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Consent Agenda
- Appointments to KSB Advisory Board- KDE Associate Commissioner Gretta Hylton
- 2022-23 Tax Rates Levied - KDE Associate Commissioner Robin Kinney
- Committee Assignments for KBE Members Joud Dahleh and Joanna Stevens
- Litigation Report
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Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment Committee (Note: Committees will meet simultaneously)
- Kentucky Portrait of a Learner (Action/Discussion)
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Operations Committee
- Correction to the 2021-2022 Local District Tax Rates Levied for Anchorage Independent School District (Action/Discussion): KDE Associate Commissioner Robin Kinney
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Action/Discussion Items
- Report of Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment Committee on Action/Discussion Items
- Report of the Operations Committee on Action/Discussion Items
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Review Items
- Kentucky United We Learn Council Update: KDE Chief Performance Officer Karen Dodd
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Hearing Officer's Report: KDE General Counsel Todd G. Allen
- Statement of Consideration for 704 KAR 3:305, Minimum requirements for high school graduation: KDE Deputy Commissioner Thomas Woods-Tucker, Chief Academic Officer Micki Ray and KDE Policy Advisor Sarah Peace
- Adjournment
Kentucky Board of Education Regular Meeting - Day 2
Oct. 12, 2022, 9 a.m. CT
- Call to Order
- Roll Call
- Good News
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Report from the President of the Council on Postsecondary Education: Aaron Thompson, Ph.D.
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Report from the Secretary of the Education and Labor Cabinet: Secretary Jamie Link
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Report from the Commissioner of Education: Jason E. Glass, Ed.D.
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Presentation of the 2022 Kelly Award for Business and Education Partnership: Commissioner Jason E. Glass, Ed.D., and KBE Chair Lu S. Young, Ed.D.
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Action/Discussion Items
- Approval of CSI Turnaround Vendor List: KDE Associate Commissioner Kelly Foster and KDE Policy Advisor Matthew Courtney
- 701 KAR 8:010E, Charter school student application, lottery, and enrollment: KDE Associate Commissioner Kelly Foster and KDE Policy Advisor Matthew Courtney
- Amendments to 701 KAR 8:010, Charter school student application, lottery, and enrollment: KDE Associate Commissioner Kelly Foster and KDE Policy Advisor Matthew Courtney
- 701 KAR 8:020E, Evaluation of charter school authorizers: KDE Associate Commissioner Kelly Foster and KDE Policy Advisor Matthew Courtney
- Amendments to 701 KAR 8:020: Evaluation of charter school authorizers: KDE Associate Commissioner Kelly Foster and KDE Policy Advisor Matthew Courtney
- 701 KAR 8:030E, Charter school appeal process: KDE Associate Commissioner Kelly Foster and KDE Policy Advisor Matthew Courtney
- Amendments to 701 KAR 8:030: Charter school appeal process: KDE Associate Commissioner Kelly Foster and KDE Policy Advisor Matthew Courtney
- 701 KAR 8:040E, Conversion charter school petition, conversion and operation: KDE Associate Commissioner Kelly Foster and KDE Policy Advisor Matthew Courtney
- Amendments to 701 KAR 8:040, Conversion charter school petition, conversion and operation: KDE Associate Commissioner Kelly Foster and KDE Policy Advisor Matthew Courtney
- 701 KAR 8:050E, Charter school funding: KDE Associate Commissioner Robin Kinney and KDE Executive Advisor Matt Ross
- 701 KAR 8:050, Charter school funding: KDE Associate Commissioner Robin Kinney and KDE Executive Advisor Matt Ross
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Public Comment Session: This segment is limited to 10 speakers at a maximum of three minutes each. If there are multiple members of an organization, we encourage the membership of that group to select one person to comment.
- Board Member Sharing
- Adjournment
People with disabilities may request reasonable accommodations by 4 p.m. ET on Oct. 10, 2022, by emailing Stacy Ball or calling her at (502) 892-6154.
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