Yes, you do. The youngest you can work WITHOUT a worker's permit is 18 years old. If you're 17, you can't work later than 12 (at night) on a school night, but everything else is just like it would be if you were 18 or older.
Kansas high school students may not realize the opportunities that await them after school. Most of these opportunities require a high school diploma or more. Kansas is a great place to get started, especially with all the resources available to students. One example is the Kansas Educational Resource Center (KERC), www.kerc-ks.org, created by the Kansas Department of Education to assist educators who use the standards of Kansas high school curriculum. According to the Kansas Department of Education, each student must complete the following requirements before graduating: * Four credits of English (includes writing, reading, literature, grammar and communications) * Three credits of mathematics (must include algebra and geometric concepts) * Three credits of science (must include physical, biological and earth/space science concepts) * Three credits of history/government (must include US and World History, US Government, economics, geography and Kansas government and history) * One credit of physical education (must include health education) * One credit of fine arts (including art, music, dance, theatre or forensics) * Six credits approved electives
"Fried" means cooked in hot oil. "Chicken fried" means battered and then cooked in hot oil. "Fried chicken" used to mean the same as "Chicken fried chicken." Then dishes like "chicken fried steak" became popular. So, although redundant, the term "chicken fried" was used to describe battered and hot-oil-cooked chicken as well.
Harland "Colonel" Sanders first started serving chicken to his customers out of his service station in Corbin, Kentucky when he was 40 years old in 1930.
Kentucky has five area codes:
When checking the WWE Schedule, it shows that no shows are yet planned to be coming to Kentucky. Although this only shows up to Sunday, August 26th, and there is also plenty of time for the WWE to visit the state.
It is better to keep checking back at : http://www.wwe.com/schedules/events
no wrong i checked wwe schedule for 2009 and it says that it is not going and the list goes to January 24 of 2010 so realitiy check
Kentucky is famous for racehorses because, since about 1874 and excluding only a few war years, the Kentucky Derby has been held at Churchill Downs. If you didn't know, this years winner is Mine That Bird. Anyways, this is the LONGEST going American race. That's why.
Adolph Rupp. He was the coach at the University of Ky from 1930-1972. He won 4 NCAA championships and 27 SEC championships. He was 4 time national coach of the year. He had an 82.2 winning percentage which is 2nd all time.
32-2 is the Kentucky Wildcats record for the regular season
The Mint Julep is the traditional Kentucky Derby drink. It is made with crushed ice, water, mint, and Kentucky bourbon. Almost 120,000 Mint Juleps are sold each year during the two days of the running of the Oaks and Kentucky Derby.
Keeneland Racetrack, Louisville Downs, Horse Farms, Appalachain Mountains, Mammoth Caves, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Lakes Kentucky and Barkley, Kentucky State Horse Park, Kentucky Bourbon Distilleries, Henry Clays home, MaryTodd Lincoln birthplace, Red River Gorge, Kentucky Basketball, The University of Kentucky, Bill Monroe Home, birthplace of Lincoln, Lorretta Lynns’ Birthplace, Metropolis Kentucky (Superman Statue), Riverboats, Ohio and Mississippi River converge near Paducah.
As of the end of the 2014 basketball season, the Kentucky Wildcats had 2,111 total wins. They are the team with the most wins in history.
Most settlements had a "Race Street" that was a long, flat stretch, suitable for racing horses down. By 1832, Lexington and Louisville both boasted mile-long racetracks. However, the Louisville track, the Oakland Race Course, eventually shut down due to an inconvenient location. Its successor, the Woodlawn Race Course, suffered the same problem. In 1875, the Louisville Jockey Club and Driving Association opened. Although the new racetrack was run by Lutie Clark, and had been originally envisioned by him, it was financially supported by Henry and John Churchill. Clark was not a well-liked man, and locals began to derisively refer to the racetrack as "Churchill's downs," as a way to poke fun at Clark and remind him who was really in charge of the track. In 1883, the press began to use the name, and Churchill Downs is probably the most famous racetrack in the United States today.
You may be thinking of Louisville native Muhammed Ali (Cassius Clay), arguably the greatest boxer of all time.
he is actually currently residing in the garbage dump of northern nevada as a dead beat father and grandfather!!! Pretty cool if ya ask me!
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That depends entirely on state and local laws. There is no answer good throughout the country.
Kentucky's area is 104,749 square kilometers or 40,411 square miles. It is the 37th largest out of the 50 states in America.