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PAINTSVILLE — There has been a recent push from Kentucky state legislators to support student mental health services throughout the commonwealth.

A CPS student was in possession of a knife during an altercation during dismissal Wednesday at an elementary school on Chicago's Northwest Side.

DCPS remains out of step with the rest of the nation, and it's quite an indictment that the NAACP has to fight for black students within a majority-black school district.

Here's new info on Washington, D.C., vaccine deadlines for public schools, charter schools and private schools

Following an outpouring of support from the community, the annual Bedford County Public Schools (BCPS) back-to-school supply drive was deemed an overwhelming success.

The judge upheld activist Amanda Wallace’s right to free speech while protesting the foster care policies of the county’s social services department.

The passage of the agreement will be the first victory of new CTU President Stacy Davis Gates.

Another safety issue top of mind for many Chicago parents is protecting students from gun violence in the wake of the Uvalde school shooting.

As schools nationwide grapple with a teacher shortage, Chicago Public Schools officials say they are set to at least maintain last year’s staffing levels when the district’s 300,000-plus students return Monday, but they’re falling short in hiring for newly created positions meant to help kids recover from the pandemic.

Chicago police said they are working hand-in-hand with Chicago Public Schools to ensure a safe school year.