On Monday, Kentucky’s Education Professional Standards Board (EPSB) voted to approve a waiver that removes the requirement for teachers to earn their master’s degree within…
FRANKFORT— Thirty leaders of business, industry, and education from across the state have been named as the first Champions selected to attend Kentucky’s Talent Pipeline…
Wednesday, the Kentucky Board of Education held a retreat at the Kentucky Chamber headquarters where Kentucky Interim Education Commissioner Wayne Lewis explained overall needs for…
As Kentucky employers struggle to find qualified individuals with the skills needed to fill the jobs they have available, legislation that will empower schools to…
Kentucky Education and Workforce Cabinet Secretary Hal Heiner wants to see all students get dual credits before graduating high school and would like to see…
As Kentucky employers continue to struggle to find qualified workers to fill jobs in the state, leaders from the House and the Senate tell the…
Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin joined House Education Chair Bam Carney and Education and Workforce Secretary Hal Heiner Tuesday to voice support for legislation that would…
On Friday, Senators passed Senate Bill 1, an omnibus education bill which impacts several areas of Kentucky’s education system. The law follows the passage and…
As the lack of a competitive workforce continues to be the number one concern for businesses in Kentucky, employers, educators, and people from all areas…
A new federal law aimed at bringing more local control back to education includes a provision which incentivizes states like Kentucky to pass charter school…