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Education continuum hopes to better link education systems, improve transitions

Steve Rogers,

December 3, 2020

With session on horizon, state lawmakers discussion education ideas

Steve Rogers,

November 13, 2020

Educators feeling hopeful after election

Al Greenfield,

November 10, 2020

State, federal funds boost jobs, roads, education

Steve Rogers,

October 26, 2020

Teachers' group endorses McGrath in Senate race

Steve Rogers,

October 6, 2020

Forum to look at COVID and future of Education, registration ends Monday

Steve Rogers,

September 28, 2020

State makes progress on education, still short of Top 20 goals

Steve Rogers,

September 22, 2020

FCPS sends 18 juniors to Leadership Lexington Youth Program

Tom Kenny,

August 30, 2020

Education of Jews and non-Jews part of response to flyers

Steve Rogers,

August 18, 2020

Flyers, threat prompt anti-hatred education effort

Steve Rogers,

August 11, 2020

Education group says schools shouldn't reopen for in-person classes

Steve Rogers,

August 7, 2020

ABC 36 Teacher of the Week: Ms. Atinay from Sandersville Elementary

Al Greenfield,

July 31, 2020

Lexington ranks among the nation's 'most-educated' cities

Steve Rogers,

July 25, 2020

ABC 36 Teacher of the Week: Ms. Platt from Mapleton Elementary

Al Greenfield,

July 24, 2020

The zoo said Malaika suffered from musculoskeletal problems

Louisville zoo announces zoo live program

Al Greenfield,

July 15, 2020

Schools to stay closed; 100 new cases, 11 deaths: Beshear

Steve Rogers,

April 2, 2020

Waiver of fee linked to spike in GED signups

Steve Rogers,

March 12, 2020

School district takes down 'Mighty Warrior' Bible verse

Steve Rogers,

March 5, 2020

Fayette science teacher gets 'space' assignment

Steve Rogers,

March 4, 2020

SCAPA team claims top state honor

Steve Rogers,

March 4, 2020

Meadowthorpe Elementary takes 2020 Governor's Cup

Steve Rogers,

March 3, 2020

Beshear backs spending increases for education, health care

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January 29, 2020

Kentucky governor makes case for criminal-justice reforms

Al Greenfield,

January 17, 2020

EXCLUSIVE: Interview with Kentucky’s Lieutenant Governor on education

Al Greenfield,

January 2, 2020

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Education continuum hopes to better link education systems, improve transitions

With session on horizon, state lawmakers discussion education ideas

Educators feeling hopeful after election

State, federal funds boost jobs, roads, education

Teachers' group endorses McGrath in Senate race

Forum to look at COVID and future of Education, registration ends Monday

State makes progress on education, still short of Top 20 goals

FCPS sends 18 juniors to Leadership Lexington Youth Program

Education of Jews and non-Jews part of response to flyers

Flyers, threat prompt anti-hatred education effort

Education group says schools shouldn't reopen for in-person classes

ABC 36 Teacher of the Week: Ms. Atinay from Sandersville Elementary

Lexington ranks among the nation's 'most-educated' cities

ABC 36 Teacher of the Week: Ms. Platt from Mapleton Elementary

Louisville zoo announces zoo live program

Schools to stay closed; 100 new cases, 11 deaths: Beshear

Waiver of fee linked to spike in GED signups

School district takes down 'Mighty Warrior' Bible verse

Fayette science teacher gets 'space' assignment

SCAPA team claims top state honor

Meadowthorpe Elementary takes 2020 Governor's Cup

Beshear backs spending increases for education, health care

Kentucky governor makes case for criminal-justice reforms

EXCLUSIVE: Interview with Kentucky’s Lieutenant Governor on education

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