New Kentucky law cracks down on student assaults against school staff
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Hardin County Schools is just one of many school districts around the state getting ready to implement Senate Bill 101, which requires a one-year expulsion for students who intentionally assault school employees.
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Hardin County Schools is just one of many school districts around the state getting ready to implement Senate Bill 101, which requires a one-year expulsion for students who intentionally assault school employees.
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