NKU Board of Regents will decide if the university will become an authorizer for charter schools at their upcoming Dec. 13 meeting. The board must respond either yes or no to becoming an authorizer, which, if voted yes, would mean the university is responsible for oversight of charter schools. If voted no, the buck will.
Nearly three months after a Kentucky law went into effect requiring school resource officers (SROs) in every school building, many districts are still struggling to fill these mandated positions.