Kentucky News - January 6, 2010

• State to consider physical therapy program at WKU (Bowling Green Daily News)
• Federal grant aimed at helping Ky. youth (Bowling Green Daily News)
• Meeting is chance to learn about equine careers (Bowling Green Daily News)
• Kentucky Senate panel passes teacher incentive-pay bill (Courier-Journal)
• Kent School grant to benefit at-risk teens with $4.8 million (Courier-Journal)
• Kentucky auditor to examine board that oversees for-profit schools (Courier-Journal)
• Charter schools interest growing in Lexington (Herald-Leader)
• Sound bill on for-profit schools (Herald-Leader)
• Luallen to audit Board for Proprietary Education (Herald-Leader)
• Stein to deliver MSU’s Presidential lecture (Murray Ledger & Times)
• M-CC to recycle glass; grant awarded to MSU (Murray Ledger & Times)
• Legislature begins with state pension changes on tap (State-Journal)
• Students could graduate with 2 years of college credit under new program (State-Journal)
• Teachers will get 2 more paid workdays (State-Journal)
• Meeting is chance to learn about equine careers (State-Journal)
• NKU to hold nonprofit tech session (Kentucky Post)
• U of L education program launches Idea Center (Business First of Louisville)
• U of L gets $4.8M grant to track risky teen behavior (Business First of Louisville)
• REPORT: Hatfield finalist for NKU business dean position (WKU Herald)
• Tech Therapy: Episode 79—How Internet2 Plans to Spend $62.5-Million in Stimulus Funds (The Chronicle)
• How Will Students Communicate? (Inside Higher Education)