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U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)The Ky. Dept. of Education brought its guidance in line with the latest recommendation from the CDC, which says all people in schools should wear masks, vaccinated or not. -
SIUC Chancellor Austin Lane says the mask requirement is in line with new guidelines from the CDC.
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The state’s higher education agencies released updated COVID-19 guidance Monday encouraging all public and private higher education institutions in Illinois to issue mandatory vaccine policies. -
The man went to a JCPS building with a gun under his car’s seat and argued with staff over mask mandates, according to police.
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Kentucky Doctor Donates Millions To Fund A New Building And Scholarships At UK's College Of MedicineA doctor from Lincoln County, Kentucky made a 22 million dollar gift to the University of Kentucky College of Medicine. The gift will provide...
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Higher education leaders are grappling with how to keep students safe amid the changing nature of COVID-19, like the new Delta variant of the virus. A...
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State and local education leaders doubled down on their commitment to racial equity Tuesday, during an hours-long legislative committee meeting about critical race theory.
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A small private college in Owensboro set July 1 as the date for all faculty and staff to have received the COVID-19 vaccine. Now, the school is easing...
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A total of 18 Tennessee school districts have joined litigation against the largest vaping company in the country. They’re expecting settlement money from JUUL Labs to fund anti-vaping programs as they confront clandestine use on a daily basis.
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A former teacher at a Louisville Catholic school says the archdiocese fired her because she had sex outside of marriage.
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The Kentucky Department of Education dropped its COVID-19 guidance for schools Friday afternoon, in line with Gov. Andy Beshear’s decision to all state coronavirus restrictions beginning Friday.
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Several Kentucky state lawmakers have introduced legislation to limit discussions of race in the classroom, following in the footsteps of other conservative state legislatures.
