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Parents ask Rockcastle County Schools to implement more diversity programs - Vimarsana News

Parents ask Rockcastle County Schools to implement more diversity programs

Parents are asking the Rockcastle County School Board to consider options to improve diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in the district.

Source: lex18.com
Kentucky among states taking a harder line on school discipline - Vimarsana News

Kentucky among states taking a harder line on school discipline

Parents in Boone County, Kentucky, were outraged this past January when a ninth grader who had been suspended a year earlier for threatening violence against his fellow students returned to

Shaken by post-pandemic disruptions, some states take a harder line on school discipline - Vimarsana News

Shaken by post-pandemic disruptions, some states take a harder line on school discipline

Parents in Boone County, Kentucky, were outraged this past January when a ninth grader who had been suspended a year earlier for threatening violence against his fellow students returned to class as …

More than 300 attend Educator's Rising conference at Asbury University - Vimarsana News

More than 300 attend Educator's Rising conference at Asbury University

More than 300 students and educators from around the blue grass met at Asbury University for the 2023 Educators Rising conference.

Source: lex18.com
Ky. among states taking a harder line on school discipline - Vimarsana News

Ky. among states taking a harder line on school discipline

Parents in Boone County, Kentucky, were outraged this past January when a ninth grader who had been suspended a year earlier for threatening violence against his fellow students returned to