Kentucky schools start to phase out a recently banned teaching method
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A state law passed in April effectively bans teaching reading through visual cues, pushing instead for phonics—a method focused on sounding out letters.
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Kentucky schools are shifting to phonics-based reading instruction as new law phases out three-cueing methods by 2029.
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