The event, which was hosted by the STEM Goes Red Experience, was part of an initiative to inspire and empower girls from Clay, Knox and Laurel counties to pursue STEM careers.
A recent assembly held by Hazard High School during its homecoming week has been gaining a lot of attention after pictures of the event were posted on Facebook.
Pineville Independent Schools will vote Monday on whether or not to keep the school’s mask policies in place according to Superintendent Russell Thompson.
With the members of the Kentucky General Assembly recently striking down a statewide school mask mandate and sending it back to the local districts to decide, we at WYMT wanted to know how each district has decided so far.
Nine counties in the state, including Magoffin, Lawrence, Johnson and Knox county, will get parts of the $75 million approved to go to school districts.
The events, which are in partnership with King’s Daughters Medical Center, will be September 9 and 30 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the John and Pat Stewart Board Room at ACTC.
The schools in the county are in online learning at the moment, and the passing of a well-known teacher’s aide has confirmed just how impactful the virus can be.
Thanks to the additional help from Governor Andy Beshear’s $18.2 million budget allocation, almost all schools meet SSRA standards, according the first school risk assessment report.
The University of Pikeville-Kentucky College of Optometry (KYCO), which began a grant program last year was recognized by the American Optometric Association (AOA), according to a news release.
President Boyd announced that masks are required in all indoor public spaces, except private offices and resident hall rooms, and while individuals are actively eating and drinking.