A school resource officer testified Wednesday that he feared a shooting was being planned at a local high school last month.

A student was stabbed at a Kentucky high school, investigators said Wednesday.

Lawmakers have not been given official notice but there are rumblings in Frankfort Governor Matt Bevin will call the session for May 6.

Two state teachers of the year, including one from Louisville, have skipped a White House ceremony to protest President Donald Trump’s administration’s education policies.

Four more schools in WAVE Country are also ranked in the Top 10.

A new report finds two more Jefferson County Public Schools principals at low-performing schools are not meeting leadership expectations.

My Morning Jacket front man Jim James and friends are bringing the power of the pen to Louisville’s Portland neighborhood and inspiring young children.

Two years ago, female involvement was at 24%. Now, it’s at 37%.

The Every Day Counts initiative at Jefferson County Public Schools rewards students for good attendance.

The man who has led St. Xavier High School for nearly two decades announced in an email he is taking leave to face colorectal cancer.

Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin took another swipe at Kentucky teachers Thursday, claiming their recent sickouts were to blame for the shooting of a young girl.

With prom season just around the corner, LMPD officers provided an important reminder to students to avoid distracted driving.

Cecilia Valley opened in January 2018.

From places like New Mexico and New jersey to Colombia and China, competitors hail from 60 different countries.

"You gave us no choice; you made us use our teacher voice," teachers called out in front of Clarksville Elementary School on Wednesday morning.

You can vote once a day through May 3.

Leaders at the school say it's support like this from the community that shows the kids what life's all about.

The overall budget for Jefferson County Schools next year is set at over $1.7 billion.

Cell phone video showed Waggener High School math teacher Charmaine Cureton confronting a girl in her class who swore at her.

The Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky has announced the start of a peer-education campaign that will aim to disprove the idea that using electronic cigarettes is safe and harmless.

The model city is equipped with a railroad crossing, battery-powered cars and working traffic lights.

Devos is pushing a proposal that includes a federal tax credit for donations to a scholarship fund for private schools.

Cell phone video shows math teacher Charmaine Cureton confronting a girl in her class who swore at her.

A program that helps at-risk students graduate and build a better future may soon grow.

The average gas price in the U.S. is up 50 cents per gallon since January, Gas Buddy reported, noting prices could continue to soar through Memorial Day.

The battle in Frankfort continues over whether Gov. Matt Bevin can use executive action to overhaul state boards that oversee public education.

Five Kentucky school districts have received subpoenas from the state Labor Cabinet this week regarding teacher sickouts during the legislative session.

The Bevin administration has subpoenaed records from JCPS regarding last month’s teacher sickouts across the district.

The Form and Function program uses the Louisville Water Tower and how it works to teach research and design.

Crews are busy working to build a new elementary school in downtown Jeffersonville. And now, that school has a name.

The A-TEAAM is specifically for middle-school aged males of color. It is named for civil rights leader Medgar Evers and promotes scholarship, justice and peace.

This time of year, around Thunder Over Louisville and prom season, impaired driving tragedies seem to happen all too often.

The Kentucky Department of Education issued a mixed review of several JCPS schools Tuesday, citing a culture of hope and promise at some but also describing two principals who are unfit to lead.

A study conducted by the school showed that one in five students at JCTC have experienced some form of food insecurity over the past year.

Camp Ready4K will be held July 11 through July 31, from 8:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m., at various Louisville locations.

A recent study found Indiana is below the national average and area states when it comes to funding schools and paying teachers.

Anna Schoonover said through her conversations with friends in between classes, she came to realize how many girls struggle with self-esteem.

University of Kentucky leadership and student protesters have reached a deal to end the protesters’ hunger strike.

The judge ruled in favor of the health department Tuesday saying they can ban students who are not vaccinated from school and extra curricular activities.

The proposed new graduation requirement had been approved by the Senate, but the House Education Committee eliminated it.

They plan to build a facility for basketball, volleyball, weightlifting and fitness.

Every dollar goes directly to the students.

On the last day of the legislature, JCTA and the Kentucky Department of Education asked teachers to stay in school, and they did.

Summer camps and businesses that employ students are facing a wave of rescheduling.

JCTA said certain social media groups are spreading false information about sickouts and muddying the waters.

Lewis sent a memo to 10 superintendents whose district was temporarily closed due to a high number of teacher absences.

Graduates are leaving with skills that will help them get better jobs and earn more money.

Ceremonies for both school districts will be held at the Kentucky Exposition Center.

Teachers across the state staged sickouts to attend protests in Frankfort of bills they believed would hurt public education.

A group of Valley High School students are showing their support for the Muslim community, a week after the deadly attack in New Zealand.

A JCPS principal spent the entire school day on a treadmill Friday, all for a good cause.

Students from Western Middle School were in Hazard on Friday, sharing the work they're doing with aquaponics.

The two districts have aligned themselves against the state, standing with teachers.

The project teaches students business, finance and sales skills, all through one little game.

Before they begin building their full-scale catapults, they took their prototypes to First Build for feedback.

Tuesday, the JCPS board issued a resolution asking Education Commissioner Dr. Wayne Lewis to withdraw his request for that list of names.

Indiana allows parents to choose which district to send their children, and that makes the market competitive.

A book has opened a new way of life for students at Oldham County Schools. The district is pushing a new way of thinking and living.