What Does KERA Stand For?

KERA stands for Kentucky Education Reform Act Of 1990

KERA, or the Kentucky Education Reform Act of 1990, is a landmark legislative initiative aimed at overhauling the education system in Kentucky. Its primary objectives include improving student performance, increasing funding equity among school districts, and enhancing accountability measures for schools and educators. The act established a framework for curriculum standards, early childhood education, and public school governance, ultimately striving to provide all students with a quality education and foster educational equity across the state.