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Kentucky
Judge rules Gov. Beshear can't stop in-person classes at private religious schools
Kentucky
Judge: Kentucky's private religious schools may learn in-person
Wednesday, a federal judge ruled Gov. Beshear cannot keep private religious schools from in-person learning.
Education
KDE commissioner says JCPS does not need state management, assistance
Following an audit, Commissioner Glass said Jefferson County Public Schools do not need state management or assistance to fix any issues.
Education
State management of JCPS no longer necessary after improvements
Superintendent Dr. Marty Pollio says he's proud to see the district being recognized now as one that works together.
Education
JCPS no longer needs state management after improvements
The Jefferson County Public School district is officially back on track and standing on its own.
Coronavirus
Daniel Cameron joins Kentucky private school in filing lawsuit against Beshear's new orders
The lawsuit claims the new COVID-19 restrictions in effect violate the First Amendment as schools, public or private, must move to remote learning until January.
Coronavirus
Daniel Cameron joins Kentucky private school in filing lawsuit against Beshear's new orders
The lawsuit claims the new COVID-19 restrictions in effect violate the First Amendment as schools, public or private, must move to remote learning until January.
Kentucky
Kentucky new restrictions take effect, legislators look to rein in Gov. Beshear's executive powers
Kentucky legislators insist the efforts to rein in a Governor's executive powers is not a "power grab," rather a hand forced by Beshear's handling of the pandemic.
Kentucky
Kentucky Public Health numbers show schools have minimal COVID-19 cases
Governor Beshear closed schools with an executive order despite numbers showing only 5% of cases are connected to schools.
Education
Kentucky Public Health numbers show schools have minimal COVID-19 cases
Governor Beshear closed schools with an executive order despite numbers showing only 5% of cases are connected to schools.
FOCUS
What happened to the second round of P-EBT cards promised to Kentucky families? | FOCUS
Kentucky families were told a second round of financial assistance would come in October. Halfway through November, some families are still waiting.
Nation World
Empty desks: Coronavirus robs US classrooms of teachers
While kids generally have mild or no symptoms at all, about 1 in 4 of their teachers have a condition that raises their risk of becoming seriously ill from COVID-19.
Kentucky
Judge: Kentucky's private religious schools may learn in-person
Wednesday, a federal judge ruled Gov. Beshear cannot keep private religious schools from in-person learning.
Education
KDE commissioner says JCPS does not need state management, assistance
Following an audit, Commissioner Glass said Jefferson County Public Schools do not need state management or assistance to fix any issues.
Education
State management of JCPS no longer necessary after improvements
Superintendent Dr. Marty Pollio says he's proud to see the district being recognized now as one that works together.
Education
JCPS no longer needs state management after improvements
The Jefferson County Public School district is officially back on track and standing on its own.
Coronavirus
Daniel Cameron joins Kentucky private school in filing lawsuit against Beshear's new orders
The lawsuit claims the new COVID-19 restrictions in effect violate the First Amendment as schools, public or private, must move to remote learning until January.
Coronavirus
Daniel Cameron joins Kentucky private school in filing lawsuit against Beshear's new orders
The lawsuit claims the new COVID-19 restrictions in effect violate the First Amendment as schools, public or private, must move to remote learning until January.
Kentucky
Kentucky new restrictions take effect, legislators look to rein in Gov. Beshear's executive powers
Kentucky legislators insist the efforts to rein in a Governor's executive powers is not a "power grab," rather a hand forced by Beshear's handling of the pandemic.
Kentucky
Kentucky Public Health numbers show schools have minimal COVID-19 cases
Governor Beshear closed schools with an executive order despite numbers showing only 5% of cases are connected to schools.
Education
Kentucky Public Health numbers show schools have minimal COVID-19 cases
Governor Beshear closed schools with an executive order despite numbers showing only 5% of cases are connected to schools.
FOCUS
What happened to the second round of P-EBT cards promised to Kentucky families? | FOCUS
Kentucky families were told a second round of financial assistance would come in October. Halfway through November, some families are still waiting.
Nation World
Empty desks: Coronavirus robs US classrooms of teachers
While kids generally have mild or no symptoms at all, about 1 in 4 of their teachers have a condition that raises their risk of becoming seriously ill from COVID-19.
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