Q1-Q25

Question 1

Which of the following must meet the accreditation standards of the state Board of Education in regards to grading, classifying, and accrediting schools?
A. Parochial schools on a voluntary basis
B. Private schools on a voluntary basis
C. Public schools
D. All of the above

Answer 1

All of the above.

Question 2

The criteria for the accreditation of Kentucky public schools are found in the:

Answer 2

Kentucky standard for grading, classifying, and accrediting elementary, middle, and secondary schools.

Question 3

What is required part of the school accreditation process in Kentucky?

Answer 3

An outside consultant

Question 4

The school accreditation process in Kentucky requires that accreditation be completed:

Answer 4

On a five year cycle

Question 5

A principal who knowingly allows the student to be recruited for participation in athletics shall

Answer 5

Cause the local school district to be in non-compliance with state accreditation standards

Question 6

The state Board of Education’s approved agent for managing high school interscholastic athletics is the

Answer 6

Kentucky High school athletics association

Question 7

With parental consent, a child may withdraw from school at the age of

Answer 7

16 or 18 depending on district policy.

Question 8

One day of excused absence shall be granted to students requesting an excuse for:

Answer 8

Attending the state fair

Question 9

According to the attorney general’s opinion, a school is policy provides for course failure following a specific number of days of absence, regardless of the reason is

Answer 9

Unconstitutional

Question 10

The student census in each local school district is

Answer 10

Required for all children residing in the school district.

Question 11

The “Average Oily Attendance” of a school is

Answer 11

The aggregate number of days attended by students divided by the actual number of days the school is in session.

Question 12

When a student withdraws from a school district because of a change of residence and the school district is able to determine the child’s new residence, the superintendent:

Answer 12

Is to forward pertinent information to the superintendent of the school district in which the student resides.

Question 13

When a student withdraws from a school because of a change in residence, the student’s home room teacher must:

Answer 13

Enter the proper with drawl code and new residence in the student attendance records

Question 14

The compulsory schools attendance requirement pertains to children who are between the ages of

Answer 14

Six and 16

Question 15

Enrollment in Kindergarten in Kentucky is

Answer 15

Permissible for a child who turns 6 by August 1

Question 16

What are the reasons a child can be exempt from the requirement of compulsory attendance at a regular public school?

Answer 16

Attendance at the state supported program for exceptional children, lesson seven years old and attends a private kindergarten or nursery, or physical and mental conditions prevents or renders inadvisable attendance at school.

Question 17

What would be a reason a child between the age 6 and 16 would be exempt from compulsory attendance?

Answer 17

The child is enrolled in the church school.

Question 18

What would be legal justification for a local school district to grant exemptions from attendance requirements.

Answer 18

Report of mental illness by parents.

Question 19

A signed statement by whom would qualify a student for Home hospital instruction

Answer 19

Licensed physician
Licensed chiropractor
Licensed psychologist
Public Health officer

Question 20

Legislation passed by the Kentucky general assembly to reform the common law system of common schools is known as the

Answer 20

KERA Kentucky educational reform Act 1190

Question 21

Fines and penalties for the violations of election laws are all school employees, superintendents, and schoolboard members can be found in

Answer 21

The Kentucky revised statues

Question 22

According to the statue, the use of school property for public purposes is to be authorized by the

Answer 22

Local Board of Education

Question 23

Authority to rent or refuse permission for use of school property for public purposes resides with

Answer 23

The local Board of Education

Question 24

What activities could the charge of loitering be placed against persons unauthorized in schools or on their grounds?

Answer 24

Gambling, using a controlled substance, and not having a legitimate reason for being there.