The demands of today’s economy require a strategic alignment between employers, education and workforce partners, and the state in order to better support Kentuckians as…
A bill that would require high school students to complete Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) documents before graduation passed out of the House…
Representatives from the Kentucky Chamber and the Kentucky Chamber Workforce Center highlighted the importance of having a healthy and skilled workforce for all aspects of…
On Thursday, education leaders from the multiple Kentucky school districts met in Bowling Green to hear about the Talent Pipeline Management system and decide if…
On Tuesday, school counselors and college and career readiness coaches from across the bluegrass region gathered in Frankfort to hear from businesses and industry leaders…
Kentucky has seen a shortage of teachers as there have been more than 5,000 job openings for educators since the beginning of 2019 and critical…
In an interview with The Bottom Line, Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin detailed changes expected in 2019 to the state’s Medicaid program and how the state…
FRANKFORT, Ky. – Moving Kentucky into the Top Tier of states in education attainment and workforce quality is the focus of a new report released…
With changes to education in Kentucky making headlines in recent months, Education Commissioner Wayne Lewis sat down with The Bottom Line to discuss the rollout…
New statistics show where Kentucky stands compared to other states and nation in jobs, infrastructure, workforce, and government—the four areas laid out in the Kentucky…