Kentucky News - July 5, 2012

State:

• David Karem reappointed chairman of Kentucky Board of Education (Courier-Journal)
• GED offers different kind of graduation (Cincinnati.com)
• Big rewards, less job security for college leaders (Herald-Leader)
• Karem reappointed as state school board chairman (Herald-Leader)
• Kentucky's 'Project Graduate' Gets National Recognition (UKNOW)

National:

• Graduates of For-Profit Colleges Earn Less Than Other Grads (The Chronicle)
• Ruling lets S.C. students earn credit for religion classes (USA Today)
• Hype vs. Adoption (Inside Higher Education)
• Valuing Diversity of Ideas (Inside Higher Education)
• Mid-Career Emotional Spectrum (Inside Higher Education)
• Judge's Ruling on 'Gainful Employment' Gives Each Side Something to Cheer (The Chronicle)
• ‘Internet Freedom’ Petition, Short on Specifics, Quickly Gains Signatures (The Chronicle)
• More Schools Are Not Poor, Not Rich, Just Squeezed (New York Times)
• USA's top teachers union losing members (USA Today)