The News Archive
Check out all of our past stories
Filters

Standards-Based Grading Not Yet Up to My Standard
The idea was that students can go back and fully relearn and reassess the material, even if they fail a test or get a high B.

The Hypocrisy of Hitting Kids in Kentucky Schools
Call your school boards, create a stir, let them know that students should not and cannot be hit simply for being late to class or speaking out.
Op-ed

Free AP Testing: Another Victim of Unfunded Mandates
The weight of the buildup of unfunded mandates ultimately falls on the shoulders of local school districts.
Op-ed

Kentucky's School Governance for Dummies
You may be thinking to yourself: Come again? English please?
Op-ed

Listen Up! A conversation with students at the Kentucky School for the Deaf
"I feel like we don’t get to learn a lot about life lessons. They really don’t teach us a lot about that."
Roundtable

Criminalization of Students
Another group has also recently become hyper criminalized, their everyday behavior now framed as a threat to public safety. That group is students, specifically those in inner-city public schools.

Kentucky should be proud of Common Core
We Kentuckians are proud of our high standards. We are proud of the Common Core.

A Student's Post-Election Reflection
After the election, my school was filled with confusion, uncertainty and even fear. I was shocked and still trying to wrap my brain around the outcome of the election, but for some students at my school the election could possibly alter the course of their lives.

The Language of School
We had one period of ESL class everyday, and it cut into our regular schedule.
Op-ed

All Means Me
There is a saying in the world of disability advocacy. The saying is, “all means all”.I like the idea behind “all means all” because I definitely don’t like the reality of life as I often experience it.
Feature

