LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Kentucky lawmakers are ready to help school districts dealing with a pile of snow days.
A House committee Tuesday morning approved a bill that would forgive public schools up to 10 missed days because of the winter weather.
Most state lawmakers were eager to approve it. Many are concerned that a longer school year would force students to take end-of-the-year tests in June.
JCPS is waiting for the state legislature to take action before approving high school graduation dates.
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