Kentucky News - January 13, 2011

• Education Week magazine gives Ky. a 'C' (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Andrews: Cooperation yields community successes (The Morehead News)
• Confucius Institute meeting nets new ideas for WKU program (Daily News)
• Ed Week grades: Ohio ranks 11, Ky. 34 (Cincinnati.com)
• Kentucky Senate leader, House budget chief differ on key bills (Messenger-Inquirer)
• Basis of teachers' pay needs change (Messenger-Inquirer)
• KCTCS commits to new accountability system (Paducah Sun)
• New ACTC cosmetology site coming (The Independent)
• Students can now double up on degrees (Kentucky Kernel)
• Tutoring services offers success across campus (The Easatern Progress)
• KCTCS chosen to help pilot accountability program (Business First of Louisville)
• LexTran launches weekend night bus routes for student safety (Business Lexington)
• Live@edu gaining higher ed traction (Campus Technology)
• Community colleges in 29 states to pilot new accountability system (American Association of Community Colleges)
• Textbook rentals help community colleges reduce students' costs (Wrangler News)
• Report sees disconnect between NAEP, common standards (Education Week)