Sep 11 Education Teaching Sept. 11 To Students Who Were Born After The Attacks Years after Sept. 11, some schools are grappling with how to teach the terrorist attacks and their aftermath to a new generation of students. By Eric Westervelt, NPR Sep 11 Education Teaching Sept. 11 To Students Who Were Born After The Attacks Eric Westervelt, NPR
Aug 25 Education LISTEN: The Student Who Raged Against My Politics Ashley Lamb-Sinclair and Connor Cummings clashed over their views. Years later, they came to an understanding on what they were really fighting about. By Staff Aug 25 Education LISTEN: The Student Who Raged Against My Politics Staff
Aug 24 Education U of L Gets OK To Spend More Taxpayer Money On Lawyers The state finance secretary approved U of L's request to spend $1.25 million more on legal expenses, reversing a legislative committee’s decision. By Kate Howard Aug 24 Education U of L Gets OK To Spend More Taxpayer Money On Lawyers Kate Howard
Aug 22 Education University of Kentucky Launches State’s First Finance Master’s Degree Nineteen students are enrolled in the program. Undergraduate degrees in finance exist in Kentucky but not at the graduate level. By Roxanne Scott Aug 22 Education UK Launches State's First Finance Master's Degree Roxanne Scott
Aug 16 Education On First Day Of School, JCPS Superintendent Talks Boosting Morale When Pollio assumed his position this summer, annual survey data showed less than half of “certified personnel” had faith in district leadership. By Ashlie Stevens Aug 16 Education On First Day Of School, JCPS Superintendent Talks Boosting Morale Ashlie Stevens
Aug 15 Education Kentucky Science Center’s Focus On Play Reflects Early Childhood Research The center's redesign has caught the attention of children’s museums nationwide for its innovative approach to teaching STEM and social skills. By Ashlie Stevens Aug 15 Education Ky. Science Center's Focus On Play Reflects Early Childhood Research Ashlie Stevens
Aug 14 Education Legislators Reject U of L’s Request For $1.25M In Legal Funds U of L hit a stumbling block in its attempted turnaround Monday when a legislative committee rejected its plan to spend $1.25 million on outside lawyers. By Kate Howard Aug 14 Education Legislators Reject U of L's Request For $1.25M In Legal Funds Kate Howard
Aug 11 Education Read The University Of Louisville’s NCAA Punishment Appeal The penalties were imposed after an investigation into allegations that a former staff member held stripper shows and sex parties for players and recruits. By Rick Howlett Aug 11 Education Read The University Of Louisville's NCAA Punishment Appeal Rick Howlett
Aug 10 Education Will U of L Sue Its Former Leaders? Four Trustees Will Decide A small, exclusive group of U of L trustees will decide whether to sue, settle or take no action to recover money misspent at the U of L Foundation. By Kate Howard Aug 10 Education Will U of L Sue Its Former Leaders? Four Trustees Will Decide Kate Howard
Aug 8 Education JCPS Will Lengthen Day For Middle, High School Students For Eclipse In an effort to keep students safe, JCPS will extend the school day by 21 minutes so students will not be traveling during the solar eclipse. By Laney Johnson Aug 8 Education JCPS Will Lengthen School Day For Eclipse Laney Johnson
Aug 8 Education Kentucky College Of Art + Design Hires Moira Scott Payne As President Scott Payne became president last week after a vote by the executive committee of the KyCAD board. By Ashlie Stevens Aug 8 Education Ky. College Of Art + Design Hires Moira Scott Payne As President Ashlie Stevens
Aug 8 Education At Long Last, Signs That College Tuition Might Come Down The costs of higher education are softening in some places, but experts aren't too excited yet. By Anya Kamenetz, NPR Aug 8 Education At Long Last, Signs That College Tuition Might Come Down Anya Kamenetz, NPR
Aug 6 Education Student Loan Forgiveness For Public Servants Up In The Air The education secretary will allow competition for servicing student loans; new concerns over affirmative action; Public Service Loan Forgiveness in question, and more in our weekly roundup. By Anya Kamenetz, NPR Aug 6 Education Student Loan Forgiveness For Public Servants Up In The Air Anya Kamenetz, NPR
Aug 4 Education The State Of Race And Diversity On Kentucky Campuses The Justice Department may be considering a crackdown on schools that employ affirmative action in admissions decisions. What would that mean for Kentucky? By Eleanor Klibanoff Aug 4 Education The State Of Race And Diversity On Kentucky Campuses Eleanor Klibanoff