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The measure would allow schools to expel students for off-campus behaviors, and move “chronically disruptive” students to remote learning.
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The measure makes it easier for parents to challenge books, programs and instructional materials they deem obscene.
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The House Education Committee heard from educators about a dire need for more teachers. Some Republicans blamed a “woke agenda” for the shortage.
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A man tried to sue a high school librarian for thousands of dollars for keeping the book of personal essays by a Black, nonbinary author on the shelves.
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The district’s comprehensive school survey is open through March 30.
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Two Kentucky school districts and an advocacy group have filed a lawsuit calling the law unconstitutional.
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The board says the attorney general erred when he ruled people can’t be barred from public meetings for refusing to wear a mask.
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After floods, Hindman Settlement School staff & volunteers try to save the region’s accurate historyThe school’s archives included journals, photos and letters, more than a century of heritage. Portions have been sent for expert inspection.
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In an effort to attract bus drivers, JCPS has offered incentives such as increased starting wages and attendance bonuses.
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Officials said at least 55 bus routes will experience delays, possibly ranging from 15 to 95 minutes.