Criticial race theory in Kentucky: Students, educators protest bills
The legislation would stifle classroom discussions on race and racism, potentially thwarting attempts to make curriculum more whole.
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The legislation would stifle classroom discussions on race and racism, potentially thwarting attempts to make curriculum more whole.
Pulaski County is mourning the loss of a teacher. Pulaski County Schools Superintendent Patrick Richardson said 40-year-old Stephanie Foster died from...
The legislation would stifle classroom discussions on race and racism, potentially thwarting attempts to make curriculum more whole.
A Lexington history teacher has been overwhelmed by the tragedy she's seen all around her. Dozens of educators across the state have died from COVID-19. As of Monday, there were 57 educators on history teacher Jeni Bolander's list.
. Three years ago, teachers in Kentucky joined the burgeoning #RedforEd movement by staging a protest against a pension reform bill that legislators rammed through in less than 24 hours. They followed up with a sickout that shut down some two dozen school districts. Those labor actions were not organized by the Kentucky Education Association, the state National Education Association affiliate that represents about 27,500 working K-12 public school employees. A Facebook group calling itself KY 120 United was responsible. The state Supreme Court later struck down the bill, but KY 120 United con...