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Kentucky Supreme Court to decide fate of JCPS property tax increase

Kentucky Supreme Court to decide fate of JCPS property tax increase Share Updated: 11:20 PM EDT Apr 29, 2021 WLKY Digital Team Share Updated: 11:20 PM EDT Apr 29, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript SUFFERED CUTS FROM FLYING DEBRIS. VICK THE KENTUCKY SUPREME COUR WILL DECIDE THE FATE OF THE JCPS PROPERTY TAX I. A JCPS PROPERTY TAX INCREASE. TODAY, THE COURT AGREED TO HEAR THE CHALLENGE FROM NO JCPS TAX HIKE. THE GROUP COLLECTED 40,000 SIGNATURES FOR A PETITION TO CHALLENGE A $0.07 TAX INCREASE ON LAST NOVEMBER’S BALLOT. DAYS BEFORE THE ELECTION, A JEFFERSON COURT JUDGE RULED THOUSANDS OF THOSE SIGNATURES WERE INVALID. THE QUESTION WAS ALREADY ON THE BALLOT. SO WHILE THE VOTES WERE

Analysis: Backlash Against Pension Reform Drives Kentucky #RedforEd Group to Join American Federation of Teachers

. Three years ago, teachers in Kentucky joined the burgeoning #RedforEd movement by staging a protest against a pension reform bill that legislators rammed through in less than 24 hours. They followed up with a sickout that shut down some two dozen school districts. Those labor actions were not organized by the Kentucky Education Association, the state National Education Association affiliate that represents about 27,500 working K-12 public school employees. A Facebook group calling itself KY 120 United was responsible. The state Supreme Court later struck down the bill, but KY 120 United continued its activism, organizing protests in 2019 and lobbying the legislature. It sometimes acted in concert with the state union, and other times alone. This unstable relationship came to an abrupt end last week, when the leaders of KY 120 United announced that the group would become an affiliate of the American Federation of Teachers.

Bill putting new Kentucky teachers on hybrid pension plan passes, heads to Beshear

Bill putting new Kentucky teachers on hybrid pension plan passes, heads to Beshear Olivia Krauth, Louisville Courier Journal © Michael Clevenger/Courier Journal Brent McKim with the Jefferson County Teachers Association, speaks in a committee hearing about a new pension proposal for new teachers on Thursday, February 4, 2021. At the table, right, is representative C. Ed Massey who sponsored the bill. A bill that would put new Kentucky teachers on a hybrid pension plan advanced to the governor s desk Tuesday. House Bill 258, sponsored by Rep. C. Ed Massey, R-Hebron, cleared the full Senate on a 25-11 vote Tuesday. Late Tuesday night, the House agreed to the Senate s changes to the legislation, sending the bill to Gov. Andy Beshear for a signature or veto.

HB 133 passed legislature potentially making education board tax recalls easier

HB 133 passed legislature potentially making education board tax recalls easier
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