Fact Checking the ‘War on Coal’
"Fact Checking the 'War on Coal'" By Scott Wartman
Education Press
Adjusted for Inflation, Kentucky’s Per-Student Spending Has Taken a Hit
"Adjusted for Inflation, Kentucky's Per-Student Spending Has Taken a Hit" By Marty Finley
Report: Kentucky’s School Funding Cuts Since Recession Among Deepest in the Country
"Report: Kentucky's School Funding Cuts Since Recession Among Deepest in the Country" By Joe Sonka
Study: Ky.’s Education Cuts Deeper Than Most
"Study: Ky.'s Education Cuts Deeper Than Most" By Tom Loftus
Kentucky’s School Funding Cuts Among the Nation’s Deepest
Kentucky ranks 11th worst among 47 states in the depth of cuts to school funding since the start of the recession, according to a new report released today by the...
Kentucky Immigrants Are Likelier To Have a College Degree Than U.S.-Born Kentucky Residents
"Kentucky Immigrants Are Likelier To Have a College Degree Than U.S.-Born Kentucky Residents" By Jacob Ryan
Report: KY Losing Ground on Higher Ed Funding
"Report: KY Losing Ground on Higher Ed Funding" By Greg Stotelmyer
More than 800 Kentucky Schools Eligible in 2014-2015 To Combat Child Hunger By Increasing School Meal Participation
More than 800 Kentucky schools will qualify for the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) this coming school year, a federal initiative that increases the number of children eating school meals and...
Kentucky Going Against National Trend by Failing to Reinvest in Higher Education
New Report: "States Are Still Funding Higher Education Below Pre-Recession Levels" Kentucky Going Against National Trend by Failing to Reinvest in Higher Education Shortchanging public universities and colleges reduces access...
Budget Options Make Higher Education Harder to Afford for Those Who Need It Most
Lack of state revenue is chipping away at the progress Kentucky made in higher education beginning in the 1990s. That trend continues in the new budget being developed. More cuts...