The 2023 general election is just six weeks from tomorrow.

Kentucky Attorney General and GOP gubernatorial candidate Daniel Cameron is once again trying to gain the support of public educators.

Cameron, a secret Kentucky Association of School Administrators or Superintendents in Lexington today, he pitched his so-called catch up plan to help with learning loss during the pandemic.

He told educators his plan will focus on tutoring.

Now the cornerstone of this plan is addressing the learning loss by treating it as the emergency that it is.

We will implement the largest export engine of reading and math instruction in the history of the country.

We will fully fund a 16 week tutoring program for additional math and reading instruction during both the summer time and after school hours.

This plan is designed to rescue students who have fallen behind in those.

Cameron also tried to make a distinction between his plan and Governor Andy Beshear.

He told the room of superintendents that he worked with the legislat Representative James Dent, chair of the House Education Committee, had this to say about the governors.

He or any member of his office has reached out to meet to discuss any plan Daniel Cameron has.

It is a verifiable fact that this governor has no relationship with the legislature and has no ability to get his plan passed.

His plan is the sensible word and epitome of a Hail Mary and intellectually minded.

The state is made up of superintendents from Kentucky's 173 school districts.

Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman is also discussing education on the campaign trail.

The former teacher is planning four stops where she'll make her case for why she and Governor Beshear should get a second term.

The flier announcing her stop says to, quote, protect our public schools by reelecting the Democratic duo.

Her first stop is this Thursday in Lexington.

Time is running out to register to vote ahead of the general election in November.

The deadline to register is October the 10th.

Excused Absentee voting begins October 25th.

Early voting begins Thursday, November 2nd and runs through Saturday, November the fourth.

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Remember, election day is Tuesday, November the seventh.