- Distance learning spotlights digital divide in Kentucky’s largest district. (Courier Journal)
- Trump administration quietly pushed for a controversial school choice bill in Kentucky by dangling millions in hypothetical funds. (Courier Journal)
- Some of Kentucky’s highest performing schools may no longer be allowed to kick out struggling students. (Courier Journal)
- Gov. Andy Beshear breaks up Kentucky education board during his inauguration and is promptly sued. (Courier Journal)
- Kentucky lawmakers ignored concerns from education officials and jeopardized federal funding for schools. (Courier Journal)
- State test results showcase stark disparities in Kentucky’s largest district. (Courier Journal)
- Andy Beshear wants to break up the Kentucky Board of Education. Can he do that? (Courier Journal)
all things coronavirus:
- Kentucky schools to remain closed for the rest of the school year, Gov. Andy Beshear says. (Courier Journal)
- How JCPS parents, kids and teachers are grappling with their new normal. (Courier Journal)
- Ready or not, JCPS teachers embark on first battle with distance learning.(Courier Journal)
- Kentucky parents scramble to find child care amid school closures. (Courier Journal)
