Jun 16 Education What Will The Next Year Look Like For Kentucky Schools? Here’s What We Know So Far Start date, masks, social distancing, sports. Here's what we know so far about what Kentucky schools will look like in the age of coronavirus. By Jess Clark Jun 16 Education What Will The Next Year Look Like For Ky. Schools? Jess Clark
Jun 10 Education Where Would Your Child Go To School Under JCPS’ Proposed Assignment Plan? The new student assignment plan would allow West End students to stay close to home. By Jess Clark Jun 10 Education Where Would Your Child Go To School Under JCPS' Proposed Plan? Jess Clark
Jun 10 Education Federal Judge Dismisses Case Brought By Bevin-Appointed Board Of Education Members District Court Judge Gregroy Van Tatenhove said Beshear's decision to dissolve the former board of education did not violate federal law. By Jess Clark Jun 10 Education Federal Judge Dismisses Case Brought By Bevin-Appointed Board Of Education Members Jess Clark
Jun 3 Education In Response To Protests, Ky. Lt. Gov. Coleman Proposes Implicit Bias Training For Teachers Coleman, who is white, also called for the department to ramp up efforts to recruit more minority teachers. By Jess Clark Jun 3 Education In Response To Protests, Ky. Lt. Gov. Coleman Proposes Implicit Bias Training For Teachers Jess Clark
Jun 3 Education New Albany-Floyd County School Safety Referendum Fails The referendum that would have imposed a new property tax of 8.5 cents per $100 of real estate value. By John Boyle Jun 3 Education New Albany-Floyd County School Safety Referendum Fails John Boyle
May 28 Education ‘We Got Closer Six Feet Apart’: How The Pandemic Changed One High School Senior’s Graduation Speech Ella Cullen decided to rewrite her graduation speech after the pandemic, and it put her high school career in a whole new light. By Jess Clark May 28 Education ‘We Got Closer Six Feet Apart’: How The Pandemic Changed One High School Senior’s Graduation Speech Jess Clark
May 27 Education Coal Executives Face Fines, Possible Jail Time, Over Failure to Pay Executives with Indiana-based company American Resources Corporation will face daily fines of $2,500 if they continue to flout court orders. By Sydney Boles, Ohio Valley ReSource May 27 Education Coal Executives Face Fines, Possible Jail Time, Over Failure to Pay Sydney Boles, Ohio Valley ReSource
May 27 Education To Keep Summer School Fresh, JCPS Turns To Video Games For Inspiration Worried about online-learning burnout, JCPS looked to video games in designing it's summer school programs. By Jess Clark May 27 Education To Keep Summer School Fresh, JCPS Turns To Video Games For Inspiration Jess Clark
May 26 Education Tentative JCPS Budget Predicts $23 Million Hit From Pandemic With parts of the economy closed and fewer people working, occupational taxes are down. That could mean a $15.25 million loss for JCPS. By Jess Clark May 26 Education Tentative JCPS Budget Predicts $23 Million Hit From Pandemic Jess Clark
May 25 Education Petition Effort Underway To Recall JCPS Tax Increase An online petition to recall the increase argues Louisville residents are over-taxed. By Jess Clark May 25 Education Petition Effort Underway To Recall JCPS Tax Increase Jess Clark
May 21 Education Jefferson County School Board Passes 7-Cent Property Tax Increase The move raises the tax rate from 73.6 cents per $100 assessed value to 80.6 cents. By Jess Clark May 21 Education Jefferson County School Board Passes 7-Cent Property Tax Increase Jess Clark
May 18 Education JCPS School Board To Vote On Property Tax Increases Thursday A majority of the board has signaled support for the increase, but it may be a tougher sell for taxpayers during the pandemic. By Jess Clark May 18 Education JCPS School Board To Vote On Property Tax Increases Thursday Jess Clark
May 14 Education How Three Mothers Of Students With Special Needs Are Getting Through The Pandemic We wondered how the parents of those children are faring in their new roles during the pandemic. We spoke with three mothers. By Jess Clark May 14 Education How Three Mothers Of Students With Special Needs Are Getting Through The Pandemic Jess Clark
May 7 Education Ky. Education Officials Warn Cuts Are Ahead Without More Aid Officials at the Kentucky Department of Education warn that schools may face cuts if the federal government does not provide additional relief. By Jess Clark May 7 Education Ky. Education Officials Warn Cuts Are Ahead Without More Aid Jess Clark