Kentucky News - December 13, 2010

• State sovereignty education up front in Moffett’s campaign for Ky governor (Hazard Herald)
• Renting textbooks vs. buying: pay less now or get money back later? (Kentucky Kernel)
• WKU anticipates largest December graduation (WKU Herald)
• U of L produces most Fulbright scholars in Kentucky (Louisville Cardinal)
• U.S. middle class facing some obstacles (Daily News)
• Report: College grad rate in Ky. falls short (Daily News)
• 'Leaky bucket'hurting schools (Daily News)
• Many fault parents on education (The Courier-Journal)
• College degrees key to advancing Louisvillians' and Louisville's job growth potential (The Courier-Journal)
• JCPS board to weigh delaying changes at Shawnee High (The Courier-Journal)
• Job candidate sues UK, claiming religion cost him the post (The Courier-Journal)
• Many fault parents on education (The Courier-Journal)
• Schools need testing stability (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Many Kentuckians who enroll in college fail to earn degrees (Messenger-Inquirer)
• More than $800,000 in KEES funds awarded to local students (Murray Ledger & Times)
• MSU School of Ag receives new name (Murray Ledger & Times)
• Hands-on education (Daily Independent)
• For-profit colleges getting millions in federal aid for military, Harkin says (The Washington Post)