Kentucky News

• Web Site Helps Students Prepare For College (Kypost.com-including video of website)
  
  
• Maysville Community and Technical College named to Presidential Honor Roll for Community Service (KCTCS News)
  
  
• New BCTC campus offers huge potential (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  
  
• Western sells $47.6 million in bonds (College Heights Herald)
  
  
• Habitat chapter receives award (College Heights Herald)
  
  
• U.S. House approves bill creating center for campus public safety (College Heights Herald)
  
  
• Beshear calls for 'thorough' review of KERA, CATS tests (College Heights Herald)
  
  
• BTC, new science building on track again (The Eastern Progress)
  
  
• State ed board discusses search for new chief (The Courier-Journal)
  
  
• Senate passes school reforms (Kypost.com)
  
  
• UK campus will go smoke-free Nov. 19 (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  
  
• Officials support testing overhaul (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  
  
• WKU saves money with shutdown (Bowling Green Daily News)
  
  
• College may be option for layoff victims (Bowling Green Daily News)
  
  
• Campus considers details of tobacco ban (Kentucky Kernel)
  
  
• State group continues work on affordable higher ed (Kentucky Kernel)
  
  
• Young and ‘Young at Heart’ connect through UK program (Kentucky Kernel)
  
  
• Recent crime on campus sparks safety concerns (The Louisville Cardinal)
  
  
• Ky. mulls funding cuts to colleges (The Northerner)
  
  
• QEP to call for 'Active Learning' (The Northerner)
  
  
• De-programming America's students (The Courier-Journal)
  
  
• Site-based councils get 'results for kids' (The Courier-Journal)
  
  
• College may be option for layoff victims (Glasgow Daily Times.com)
  
  
• New BCTC campus offers huge potential (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  
  
• Overhaul of Ky.'s student testing clears Senate (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  
  
• Senate passes fast-track graduation bill (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  
  
• This test is too important to fail (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  
  
• A primer on testing standards to guide reform (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  
  
• CATS needs study and changes, department of Education says (The Daily Independent)