Report: COVID-19 Widens Resource Gap Between KY School Districts
Report: COVID-19 Widens Resource Gap Between KY School Districts By Nadia Ramlagan
Education Press
Inequality Between Rich and Poor Kentucky School Districts Grows Again Even as Districts Face New COVID Costs and Looming Revenue Losses
As schools across the commonwealth face unprecedented new costs and challenges from a surging pandemic and historic recession, prior cuts in state core funding for K-12 education make the challenge...
Advocates Warn Kentucky Homeless Services Systems Can’t Handle the Coming ‘Tsunami of Evictions’
Advocates Warn Kentucky Homeless Services Systems Can’t Handle the Coming 'Tsunami of Evictions' By Sydney Boles & Ohio Valley Resource
Will College Students Return This Fall? Universities Map out Return Plans, With Plenty of Caveats
Will College Students Return This Fall? Universities Map out Return Plans, With Plenty of Caveats By Chris Kenning
WKU Students Join Frankfort ‘Rally for Higher Education’
WKU Students Join Frankfort 'Rally for Higher Education' By Aaron Mudd
Don’t Be Fooled. Tax Credits for Private School Are About Dismantling Public Education.
Don't Be Fooled. Tax Credits for Private School Are About Dismantling Public Education. By Linda Blackford
Improvements Under School Safety Act Will Cost Millions
Improvements Under School Safety Act Will Cost Millions By Aaron Mudd
‘We’re Down to the Bone’: Kentucky’s Higher Ed Agency Calls for More State Spending
'We’re Down to the Bone': Kentucky's Higher Ed Agency Calls for More State Spending By Aaron Mudd
Eastern Standard: Inadequate, Inequitable Education Funding in Kentucky
Eastern Standard: Inadequate, Inequitable Education Funding in Kentucky With Tom Martin
Who Pays for Kentucky Public Schools? More and More, It’s Local Taxpayers
Who Pays for Kentucky Public Schools? More and More, It's Local Taxpayers By Kate Howard