education

Jefferson County Public Schools partnered with several community organizations to gather supplies for the upcoming school year.

Last month a homophobic homework assignment from Christian Academy of Louisville went viral. LGBTQ alumni say it’s just the tip of the iceberg.

The commissioner of education proposed a number of solutions, from increasing teacher compensation to changing the political discourse around education.

The Jefferson County Board of Education voted to let Grace M. James Academy of Excellence expand to high school in 2023.

The legislature has passed a bill funding charter schools, requiring schools to be set up in Louisville and northern Kentucky

The GOP-backed measure passes along party lines, with all eight Democrats in opposition.

A bill from GOP Sen. Max Wise would direct teachers to talk about U.S. history in a certain way. Some are calling it propaganda.

Kentucky students rallied against bills that would limit discussions of race in the classroom at the state Capitol on Thursday.

High schoolers would have to fill out a FAFSA application to graduate under a bill advancing in the Kentucky legislature.

Republican lawmakers have advanced a bill that would alter a significant feature of Kentucky’s school governance.