During a board meeting on Thursday, administrators with Owensboro Public Schools approved schematic drawings for a renovation project at Cravens Elementary School, which will add a full size gym and a fine arts space.
Following recommendations by Gov. Beshear, two of Daviess Counties largest school districts have decided they will not be moving forward with in-person learning, leaving some parents scrambling for childcare options.
After two positive COVID-19 cases among employees, Henderson Community College (HCC) said they will delay the start of the fall semester until Monday, August 24.
The Catholic Diocese of Evansville has discovered two students at one of its schools that returned to classes last week has tested positive for COVID-19. This news comes hours after school officials revealed that a staff member at an unidentified school had also been diagnosed for COVID-19.
The Superintendent of South Gibson Schools, Dr. Stacey Humbaugh, says a staff member who works at Haubstadt Community Schools tested positive for COVID-19.
The Great Midwest Athletic Conference Presidents’ Council decided Monday to postpone fall competitions in football, soccer, and volleyball to the spring season.
Shopping for school supplies is a no brainer for many Tri-State families this time of year, but what they’re buying, and how much they’re buying is definitely different.
As teams across the state inch closer to the start of the regular season, schools are receiving new guidance from the Indiana High School Athletic Association on allowing fans in the stands.
The summer months have given EVSC officials time to properly plan for this new year. Class sizes will be smaller and students will have their own assigned seats facing the same direction.
Officials with Muhlenberg County Schools plan to eventually combine in-person and virtual classes. Two days of the week will consist of in-person learning, while the other three will be done virtually at home.
Students in the North Gibson School Corporation head back to school Friday, and some primary students will be returning to a brand new classroom in a brand new building.
School bus stop arm violations happen every year in Dubois County, and officials say they aren’t always successful in catching the people who commit these violations - until now.
The video shows what the bus ride to school will look like on a daily basis, when and where temperatures will be taken, as well as how to navigate any area outside of classrooms.
The Henderson Chamber of Commerce held another one of its “Community Conversations” on Thursday, athe conversation was centered around back-to-school plans throughout the county.
The director of health services at the Evansville Vangerburgh School Corporation says that nurses will be the medical experts on school days. They will help assess students, contact families, and the local health department if need be.
In a social media post on the organization’s Facebook page, the Castle South Middle School Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) announced it's providing each student with a school-themed mask, a lanyard and a clear water bottle.
The Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation put out the latest installment of its reopening information on Friday. These details from the district come only days after the Diocese of Evansville released its new procedures.
Less than one month until the first day of school for students with the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation, school leaders say they have around 550 students currently enrolled in the EVSC Virtual Academy, with hundreds more completing the final steps to enroll.
Now that students are back in class, it’s important to make sure they’re back in a routine. Experts say that having a solid routine is one way to combat the stress that comes along with the start of school.
