JCPS Students Speak Out About “Transportation Disaster”
JCPS Students Speak Out About "Transportation Disaster" By: Aiden Vilo and Ramona Pierce Source: Kentucky Student Voices Team
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A District’s Bus ‘Disaster’ Highlights a Nationwide Driver Shortage
A District’s Bus ‘Disaster’ Highlights a Nationwide Driver Shortage By: Evia Blad Source: Ed Week
Lack of Child-Care Options Impacts KY Domestic-Violence Survivors
Lack of Child-Care Options Impacts KY Domestic-Violence Survivors By: Nadia Ramlagan Source: Public News Service
Kentucky’s Largest School District Remains out While Fixing Transportation Issues
Kentucky's Largest School District Remains out While Fixing Transportation Issues By: Steve Bittenbender Source: The Center Square
General Assembly’s Role in School Transportation Funding After JCPS Bus Debacle in Question
General Assembly’s Role in School Transportation Funding After JCPS Bus Debacle in Question By: Bode Brooks Source: Fox 56
Kentucky Day Cares Brace for ‘Really Scary’ End to Pandemic-Era Federal Funding
Kentucky Day Cares Brace for 'Really Scary' End to Pandemic-Era Federal Funding By: Monica Harkins Source: WDRB
Triggers Not Met to Further Cut Kentucky’s Income Tax
The triggers Kentucky’s legislature set to allow continued cuts to the state’s income tax rate have not been met this year, according to a letter released by the Office of the State...
The Funding Gap Between Kentucky’s Wealthy and Poor School Districts Is Now Worse Than Levels Declared Unconstitutional
The difference in per-pupil funding between the state’s poorest and wealthiest districts now exceeds the level deemed unconstitutional by the Kentucky Supreme Court more than three decades ago. In 1990,...
The Legislature’s Transportation Budget Cuts Contributed to the JCPS Bus Debacle
The first day of school in Jefferson County should have been joyous for kids and families, but severe busing issues turned the day into a debacle. Leaders should be held...
Report: Criminal Fines and Fees Drive up Incarceration, Push Kentuckians Deeper Into Poverty
Excessive fines and fees imposed through the criminal legal system drive up incarceration and perpetuate poverty in Kentucky, according to new research from the Vera Institute of Justice. Local and...