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ktsdesign, 123rf Stock Photo/Kentucky’s public universities are asking the Kentucky general assembly for regulatory relief legislation. -
A judge said the tax-credit scholarship program violates the Kentucky Constitution's ban on tax dollars going to private schools.
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State representatives in Tennessee are meeting this week to have a study session on education. It’s a chance for lawmakers to get together and discuss... -
The U.S. Department of Education has given its National Blue Ribbon Award to five schools in Kentucky including an elementary school in McCracken County Schools.
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Almost all western Kentucky school districts have decided to require face masks in schools following the state legislature’s decision to eliminate a statewide school mask mandate and leave the decision up to the districts and school boards.
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COVID-19 quarantines are forcing more school personnel out of the building, exacerbating the problem of staffing shortages even further.
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Two western Kentucky school districts this week will move to virtual learning in the upcoming days due to staffing shortages and COVID-19 cases and quarantines among staff and students.
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Lee County instructional assistant Heather Antle is being remembered for her “energetic personality.” She died of COVID-19 Sunday.
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Transylvania University is requiring students, faculty, and staff to be vaccinated against coronavirus.
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The high school, with a capacity for 2,500 students, would cost $115 million. The district wants to complete it in three years.
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More than 1,500 students across 14 school districts in western Kentucky are in quarantine due to possible COVID-19 exposure as of Thursday.
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The head of Warren County Public Schools i s telling employees to be prepared for the possibility of a return to virtual learning. There’s a large...
