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Hopkinsville, KY, USA / WHOP 1230 AM | News Radio May 6, 2021 10:02 AM The Kentucky High School Athletic Association Board of Control during its meeting Wednesday announced it had completed a favorable review of Commissioner Julian Tackett and announced a contract extension for him. Tackett’s contract will now expire following the 2024-25 school year. ); } return false; }); $( #comments .commentlist .comment-content a ).attr( target , blank ); }); Latest ....
Credit Jess Clark School districts across Kentucky are trying to decide whether to offer students a chance to repeat the 2020-2021 academic year, to make up for what some parents believe was a period of lost learning due to the pandemic. A new Kentucky law allows districts to let students in grades K-12 retake a full year of classes, possibly for a better grade. The measure also allows students, including some graduating seniors, to participate in an additional year of athletics. Lawmakers left it to individual school districts to decide whether or not to offer the “supplemental school year.” Families must submit their requests to participate by May 1, and districts must decide by June 1 whether to offer the program. Districts can’t pick and choose which requests to grant if they decide to offer the supplemental school year, they must oblige all who request it. ....
Kentucky High School Athletic Association Sued Over Coronavirus Policy February 25, 2021 A Kentucky parent has filed a lawsuit against the Kentucky High School Athletic Association over a policy on when student athletes can return to competition after testing positive for COVID-19. Jon Kelly Johnson, a dentist from Mount Sterling, filed the lawsuit Friday in Montgomery Circuit Court saying the policy has the potential to negatively affect his 16-year-old son’s prospects for college scholarships if he gets the virus, news outlets reported. His attorney, Trip Redford, is asking a judge to grant a temporary injunction that would prevent the athletic association from enforcing the policy, which calls for athletes who test positive to isolate and then gradually increase physical activity while being watched for symptoms. It also recommends an evaluation by a doctor. Student athletes could be out of competition for up to 21 days. ....