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A Sedalia Elementary School student was charged Tuesday after the sixth-grader reportedly made threatening statements, Graves County Superintendent Matthew Madding confirmed Tuesday night.

If youre a parent, your new routine is probably waking your children to get on the bus or to drop them off at school. Graves County Schools started back to

Roughly one out of every six Kentucky teachers leaves the education industry every year, according to statistics recently shared by Kentucky Education Commissioner Jason Glass.

The Graves County Board of Education held it’s last monthly meeting on July 21 before the beginning of the 2022-23 school year.

The bill waives missed days between Dec. 13, 2021 and Jan. 14, 2022.

Gov. Andy Beshear signed House Bill 397 into law Thursday, excusing up to 15 days of attendance for schools impacted by the December tornado outbreak.

Janet Throgmorton has been named the next principal of Graves County High School. The GCHS School-Based Decision Making Council met Monday to make the announcement.

The Kentucky Department of Education has $30 million available to reimburse school districts for recovery costs impacted by the December 2021 tornadoes, but at least one impacted school district is seeking more guidance on how to use the funding.

District leaders are worried storm-related population losses will cost them state funding. They’re asking lawmakers for help.