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A bill filed by Republican Sen. Stephen Meredith seeks to outlaw school efforts aimed at fostering “diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging.”
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Leaders from two rural Kentucky districts told a committee of state lawmakers Tuesday that schools are still dealing with high levels of chronic absenteeism.
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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.
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The outcome could determine whether Kentucky will join the vast majority of U.S. states with charter schools.
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Two Kentucky educational cooperatives will receive $16.9 million to train, employ, and retain mental health counselors in school districts across western and central Kentucky.
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At least 14 of Kentucky’s 171 school districts announced they’ll be closed or having non-traditional instruction in the coming days due to a high number of influenza cases.
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Many Jefferson County kindergarten classrooms have low vaccination rates for measles and polio, which doctors say makes them vulnerable.
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Kentucky's public schools will get their first ratings since before the pandemic under a brand new color-coded system.
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State education officials are welcoming the tens of millions of dollars in relief lawmakers have agreed on for flood-impacted schools. But more assistance will likely be needed, education leaders say.
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Schools in west Kentucky may extend their breakfast serving times for students as lawmakers remove “barriers to breakfast” from existing state legislation.