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Bailey Loosemore

Louisville

Editor at @courierjournal. The situation’s a lot more nuanced than that. bloosemore (at) gannett (dot) com.

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  • 1 month ago | courier-journal.com | Bailey Loosemore

    Courier Journal education reporter Krista Johnson was intrigued when she learned about online learning provider Edmentum's technology being used throughout Jefferson County Public Schools to assist students in course recovery and accelerated learning for early graduation. For this week's BluePrint cover story, Krista talked with teachers and parents to get a clearer picture of how JCPS uses Edmentum in classrooms.

  • 1 month ago | courier-journal.com | Bailey Loosemore

    The sprint is over. In the last full week of Kentucky's legislative session, lawmakers pushed more than 100 bills through both chambers, sending them on to Gov. Andy Beshear to sign, veto or let become law without his signature. That includes controversial bills banning diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives at public universities, clarifying when abortions are legal and prohibiting Medicaid from funding hormone therapy and gender reassignment surgeries.

  • Nov 4, 2024 | courier-journal.com | Bailey Loosemore

    What are you seeing and feeling at the polls this election? Have lines been long to vote? What issues or races have your attention? The Courier Journal wants your help reporting through Election Day. Use the form below to let us know what you're experiencing in Kentucky. Can't see the form? Use this link. Election Day 2024:Where do I vote? Here's how to find your polling location in Louisville, Oldham, Bullitt

  • Oct 28, 2024 | courier-journal.com | Bailey Loosemore

    The debate over a constitutional amendment that has the power to reshape Kentucky's education landscape is heating up, with just days left before the 2024 general election. Amendment 2 asks voters whether the state should be allowed to use tax dollars on education outside public schools, such as through charter schools or school vouchers. While proponents say the move will give families more choice, opponents say it would have a devastating financial impact on the current public system.

  • Oct 2, 2024 | news.yahoo.com | Bailey Loosemore

    'Like Secretariat in the Belmont Stakes.' Here's what Kentucky leaders said about VP debateDuring the debate between U.S. Sen. J.D. Vance and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, prominent members of both parties in the Bluegrass state weighed in on their social media accounts. Here's a look at a few of their responses. What U.S. Rep Andy Barr said about the VP debateU.S. Rep. Andy Barr, a Republican, said he felt Vance dominated the stage during Tuesday's debate.

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Bailey Loosemore
Bailey Loosemore @bloosemore
8 Oct 24

RT @LucasAulbach: New records @courierjournal obtained show JCPS investigated Rep. Daniel Grossberg’s behavior on an overseas trip he chape…

Bailey Loosemore
Bailey Loosemore @bloosemore
7 Oct 24

It's the last day to register to vote in Kentucky. Here's how many have already registered https://t.co/uhT0ADTrAF via @courierjournal

Bailey Loosemore
Bailey Loosemore @bloosemore
4 Oct 24

Louisville offered $73 million to host Sundance. It wasn't enough https://t.co/EoOOLUHoby via @courierjournal