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FAFSA applications open for students after weeks of testing

The overhaul was meant to simplify the famously complex form, but technical problems made it more challenging than ever. Officials hope this year will be different.

Education

MIT to offer students free tuition next year

Students with a family income below $200,000 could be eligible to get free tuition at MIT.

Community

Kentucky has improved child well-being but food insecurity also rose, new data finds

Trends show improvements with students in 11 of the 16 areas measured, but there's been a rise in children experiencing food insecurity statewide.

Education

Food insecurity rises across Kentucky households, new Kids Count data finds

Trends show improvements with students in 11 of the 16 areas measured, but there's been a rise in children experiencing food insecurity statewide.

Local News

JCTC's Hub helps hundreds of students experiencing food insecurity, homelessness

The HUB @ Jefferson aims to combat the stats that said about 25% of students don't believe they have the funds to feed themselves.

Local News

Barbershop mentoring program coming to West End School

Students at the West End School will soon get hands-on experience in cutting hair.

Education

Expulsion and suspension rates rising in preschools nationwide

Studies show 49% of preschool teachers say they suspended a kid in the past year.

Education

Maryland parents speak out after 7-year-old was 'hung' in an elementary school bathroom

The district says the students were "horseplaying", meanwhile the parents say the 7-year-old is still recovering after being released from the hospital.

Education

More states are ditching exams as high school graduation requirements

Backers of high-stakes tests have argued that easing the graduation requirement will result in lower education standards.

Education

'There was no pulse' | JCPS school staff describe moment they saved a student in cardiac arrest

Time stood still Tuesday for nearly seven minutes as staff performed CPR on 11-year-old Noah Mattingly.

Education

Possible sewer line collapse at Jeffersonville High School prompts early dismissal

Students at Jeffersonville High School were dismissed early on Wednesday after officials said a sewer line is in danger of collapsing.

Heaven Hill hands out Thanksgiving meals to California neighborhood residents

Police investigating after 45-year-old man found dead in Jeffersonville

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Texas Board of Education approves Bible lessons in schools

FAFSA applications open for students after weeks of testing

MIT to offer students free tuition next year

Kentucky has improved child well-being but food insecurity also rose, new data finds

Food insecurity rises across Kentucky households, new Kids Count data finds

JCTC's Hub helps hundreds of students experiencing food insecurity, homelessness

Barbershop mentoring program coming to West End School

Expulsion and suspension rates rising in preschools nationwide

Maryland parents speak out after 7-year-old was 'hung' in an elementary school bathroom

More states are ditching exams as high school graduation requirements

'There was no pulse' | JCPS school staff describe moment they saved a student in cardiac arrest

Possible sewer line collapse at Jeffersonville High School prompts early dismissal

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