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A right-wing student organization announced Kyle Rittenhouse would be a guest speaker at an event on WKU's campus. The announcement has caused concern for some faculty, students, and community members.
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The GOP-led General Assembly is sending a question to voters that could change the trajectory of education in Kentucky. For better or for worse? It depends on who you ask.
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Republican state House leaders called a last-minute meeting Tuesday to consider one of the most divisive measures of the session.
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A mentoring program for new teachers would get funding in a bill advancing in the Kentucky House of Representatives.
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Three finalists were named Friday in the search for the Kentucky Department of Education’s next commissioner.
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Lawmakers are now in their second week of weighing competing proposals to expand private school vouchers across Tennessee.
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Murray State University’s Board of Regents chair issued a statement late Friday criticizing a local television station for its legal action earlier this week – when it requested over $400,000 from the school for attorney fees and statutory penalties resulting from a case over records requests.
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The Kentucky Senate Education Committee moved forward a bill that could create a force of armed veterans and retired police to protect schools.
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A measure that cleared the House Education Committee Tuesday would send Kentucky parents and guardians to court after their child has 15 unexcused absences from elementary school.
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A bill before the Kentucky House aims to provide the state’s youth with a better civic education.
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House lawmakers want to give Kentucky student teachers a small stipend and join a handful of other states that pay teacher interns.
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Tennessee’s Senate passed a bill Thursday that would put the state’s higher education commission in charge of Tennessee State University if its board of trustees sunsets this summer. Sen. Jon Lundberg, R-Bristol, who sponsored the bill, said he hopes it is never used.