Kentucky HB564 amends school calendar regulations to include provisions for teacher professional development and nontraditional instruction days.
Kentucky HB564 amends the school calendar regulations to include provisions for teacher professional development and nontraditional instruction days. The bill mandates that local boards of education use four days of the minimum school term for professional development and collegial planning. It also allows for the closure of schools on up to three days for regional or district professional meetings, which can count towards the minimum school term.
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