Ky. leads in implementing Common Core curriculum

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Education officials in Kentucky say the state has become a leader in instituting the new Common Core standards.

Kentucky became the first state to implement the more rigorous curriculum in math and reading lessons two years ago. The Courier-Journal (http://cjky.it/1gb10Xm) reports that teachers in the state have embraced the changes and are offering encouragement to educators in other states who have hesitated in adopting them.

"Our teachers have been strong leaders," Kentucky Education Commissioner Terry Holliday said. "They have worked collaboratively to share resources, assessment...

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