Education

Teachers unions and other state employee organizations can continue collecting dues through payroll deduction for now. Meanwhile, Attorney General Daniel Cameron has filed an appeal.

Outgoing Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles is being considered for the presidency of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System. Quarles is one of three finalists for the job that oversees Kentucky’s 16 community and technical college campuses.

Senate Bill 150 set new rules for sex education in Kentucky public schools. As a result, the state is reassessing its academic standards for health and physical education.

The Kentucky Education Reform Act of 1990 was supposed to level out school funding across the state. A new report from the Kentucky Center for Economic Policy shows it's not working anymore.

MSU’s board of regents unanimously adopted on Friday a resolution to create a task force, begin a feasibility study to examine Kentucky’s veterinarian shortage and “work toward the development” of a school of veterinary medicine at the far western Kentucky institution.

A $100,000 grant from the Environmental Protection Agency is going to fuel research by KAEE and its partners in the Southeastern Environmental Education Alliance (SEEA) into barriers educators face when teaching about climate change.

Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear unveiled his $1.1 billion education plan Wednesday, saying he hopes to strengthen Kentucky’s public education system by reducing teacher vacancies and attracting more talent to the state.

Parents of kids with disabilities challenged a Gov. Bill Lee executive order allowing grade-school students to opt out of masks

Kentucky’s largest school district passed a policy Monday night that they say brings it in line with a new state law targeting LGBTQ+ students’ rights.

Murray State University’s Board of Regents swore in new members and elected officers during a special called meeting Monday.