LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Bullitt County Schools is receiving nearly $100,000 in funding to support students experiencing homelessness, aiming to remove one of the biggest barriers to their education: transportation.
Tiffany Reynolds, the McKinney-Vento Liaison for Bullitt County Schools, works directly with students who are navigating the challenges of homelessness. She said their situations vary—some have been evicted, while others have lost their homes to natural disasters like the recent To date our team has been to over 35 military installations across the country, and even some international bases. As we have connected with service members and their families, our pipeline is quickly growing with folks looking to make Kentucky home. Approximately 80% of our talent pipeline are service members entering into civilian careers in varying industries in the bluegrass.
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