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Warren Co. Schools Announce Redistricting Plan
Last Updated: 7:53 PM 04/29/09 - If your children are part of the Warren County Public School System, the way they get to school may soon be changing.
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South-Central KY Students Get Vaccinated Against H1N1 at School
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Last Updated: 6:38 PM 11/11/09 - A number of kids in south-central Kentucky are vaccinated following some of the first H1N1 clinics in schools there. (Full Story)
Illness in Todd Co. Keeps Band from Competing, Other Activities Closely Watched
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Last Updated: 6:43 PM 09/30/09 - With schools across the area closing because of illness, Todd County is just one in the mix. But with school out, extra-curriculars are still in and officials there are keeping a close-eye on students when they take the field. (Full Story)
No Child Left Behind Data Released for Area Schools
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Last Updated: 8:10 PM 09/23/09 - Scores are in for local school districts and their No Child Left Behind assessment. (Full Story)
 Arrests Made After Alleged Cross Country Kidnapping Attempt of BG Teen
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Last Updated: 8:52 PM 09/23/09 - Two men are in jail after police say they tried to kidnap a young girl from her school. But in this most unusual case, kidnapping wasn't the only motive in mind. (Full Story)
UK Hoping Big Blue Network Helps Incoming Freshmen
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Last Updated: 11:00 PM 08/30/09 - The University of Kentucky is putting its own spin on the Facebook craze in an effort to reach incoming students. (Full Story)
 Russellville Schools Name New Superintendent
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Last Updated: 10:05 AM 08/27/09 - The Russellville School Board has picked a new superintendent. (Full Story)
Warren County School Board Names Interim Superintendent
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Last Updated: 9:02 PM 08/25/09 - The Warren County School Board names an interim superintendent to replace Dale Brown, who's retiring. (Full Story)
Bowling Green Police Step Up Enforcement Around Schools
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Last Updated: 4:14 PM 08/05/09 - It's a first day finished for kids at both Bowling Green and Warren County schools. School started back bright and early Tuesday morning, and some extra eyes were out watching to keep your student safe as they headed in. (Full Story)
State Official Talks Post-Secondary Education in Bowling Green
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Last Updated: 7:57 PM 06/24/09 - Getting Kentucky students into state colleges and universities--that's what one state leader in education is stressing. (Full Story)
Local School Districts Below Drop Out, Above Graduation Rates
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Last Updated: 7:28 PM 05/20/09 - More students in Kentucky are graduating high school, but more students are also dropping out too.
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  • Report: Colorado not expanding economic competitiveness

    Colorado remains a top performer in many areas, with a population that is healthier and generally better educated Colorado is falling behind surrounding states when it comes to winning new jobs and increasing incomes, a report from the Metro Denver Economic Development Corp.

  • Our Opinion: Education violation

    In 1998, when 71 percent of Florida voters endorsed a constitutional amendment to make it a 'paramount duty' of the state to provide quality education to students in our public schools, it was anticipated that several years might pass before this well-intended concept had enough meat on its bones to be enforceable.

  • Mass. may get additional $250m from US for education efforts

    The Obama administration said yesterday that Massachusetts could reap up to an additional $250 million to turn around failing schools and pursue other education initiatives as part of a new competitive grant fund.

  • Charter high school plan draws critics in Dublin

    A plan by Dublin parents to start a college preparatory charter high school is drawing organized opposition from those who say the city should have only one comprehensive public high school.

  • N.J. eligible for $200M in grants aimed at educational reform

    New Jersey stands to receive at least $200 million in federal grants intended to spur educational reform that could include controversial initiatives like merit pay for teachers and a push for more charter schools.