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Manley: Do you have 2020 vision?
Long ago I worked my way through college at an optometry office with Dr. Wayne Helderman. I had ... Read more
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Opinion
Our View: Education is key to prevention
In 2016, more than 64,000 Americans died of drug overdose, and many people struggling with addiction can trace ... Read more
Opinion
Caldwell: Educators must consider much more than teaching
Back-to-school season just feels a little different this year. It really isn’t one thing, but instead a myriad ... Read more
Opinion
Our View: Study shows there is room for growth
While there’s reason to celebrate a recent ranking of Kentucky schools as 20th in the nation, there’s also ... Read more
Opinion
Our View: District efforts improve quality of education in community
As unlikely as it seems, the 2018-19 school year is quickly approaching. The first day of school for ... Read more
Editorials
Our View: Education offers path to changes
Breaking out of the cycle of poverty, homelessness and, ultimately, hopelessness usually starts with the decision to look ... Read more
News
Cleveland: Getting involved will help close African American education gap
President Lyndon B. Johnson spoke in 1965 that all citizens have the same promise to share in freedom, ... Read more
Community Columnists
Rosenthal: Teaching students to cope an inexpensive lesson
Recently, there have been some articles in the Lexington Herald-Leader concerning guns in the schools. Specifically, students being ... Read more
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School briefs for Oct. 18, 2016
School board meeting The Clark County Board of Education will meet at 6:30 p.m. today at Central Office, ... Read more
Features
John earns GEAR UP leadership award
FRANKFORT — Elizabeth John, a junior at George Rogers Clark High School, was one of 25 students recognized ... Read more