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Shelby County board reviews policy revisions tied to Senate Bill 181; civics, financial literacy debated
Summary
The board held a first reading of KSBA-recommended policy revisions, discussed guidance on Senate Bill 181, weighed a half-credit civics option versus a 100-question test, and addressed a financial literacy graduation requirement for incoming 9th graders.
At its June meeting the Shelby County School Board conducted a first reading of revised policies recommended by the Kentucky School Boards Association (KSBA) and discussed guidance on Senate Bill 181; the superintendent said he will send guidance to staff and the community after the board's vote on first reading.
"One of my first guidance documents will be on Senate Bill 181," Superintendent Dr. Matthews said, noting the district is preparing materials to explain the law to employees and the community. Board and staff described two options for meeting…
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