The Kentucky Supreme Court could change JCPS power. Are Louisville laws also at stake?
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At issue is the legality of a measure state lawmakers approved in 2022.
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The Kentucky Supreme Court is set to hear arguments Wednesday in a case it decided late last year with implications for public education in Louisville and a raft of laws affecting the state's largest city.
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