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LIVE: Lexington’s Learning Curve: Navigating Education Access in a Pandemic

Around the country, arguments are flaring over how we can reopen our schools, colleges and universities amid COVID-19. Lexington’s “Learning Curve” will focus on the often painful dilemmas of educating our children in the midst of a pandemic. … C…

New guidance says masks all day in KY schools even if students, staff are six feet apart.

In a tightening of state guidance released Monday afternoon, Kentucky students would wear masks inside schools all day even when they are six feet apart. Previous guidance said masks did … Click to Continue »

‘We won’t allow him to be targeted.’ Faculty back student activist as UK takes action

When senior and activist Khari Gardner revealed Saturday that the University of Kentucky was potentially punishing him, he found the response “really eye opening.” UK initiated a student code of … Click to Continue »

University of Kentucky expands role of its diversity office, adding oversight over millions

The University of Kentucky’s top leadership team is being expanded to help increase diversity among students and staff, President Eli Capilouto announced in an email on Monday. The university’s Office … Click to Continue »

Some Kentucky Teachers Allowed to Bring Their Own Children with them to School During Virtual Learning

Teachers at Wilmore Elementary School are allowed to bring their own children with them to their classrooms while teaching virtually. … Click to Continue »

Fayette student adjusts to virtual learning from home

Grace Porter, 13, attends her virtual learning classes on the first day back to school for Fayette County schools. Her mother, Clarisa Wallace, has been very pleased with the communication from her school regarding classes starting again virtually. &#8…

Lexington’s Learning Curve: Navigating Education Access in a Pandemic

Learning Curve: live event skin (Lexington) Around the country, arguments are flaring over how we can reopen our schools, colleges and universities as COVID-19 continues to rage through our communities. … Click to Continue »

A Look at the First Day of Virtual Classes in Fayette County Schools

Teachers at Edythe Jones Hayes Middle School start teaching virtually on the first day of classes in Fayette County. … Click to Continue »

‘Just excited to start.’ COVID-weary Fayette County students begin school virtually

Jessie Clark Middle School eighth grader Grace Porter was excited about the first day of school Wednesday, in part, because “I finally get to see my friends again. I get … Click to Continue »

$8 million dollars to reduce internet costs for KY K-12 students in low-income homes

Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman announces the Last Mile internet service, a ‘$8 million dollar investment’ to reduce internet costs for KY K-12 students in low-income homes. … Click to Continue »

Kentucky schools, colleges reporting COVID-19 cases

Gov. Andy Beshear shows the new reporting of COVID-19 cases at Kentucky schools, colleges and universities. … Click to Continue »

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