The Owensboro Public School District announced Thursday that students will stick with virtual learning through December 18.

Cannelton City Schools will start virtual learning next week.

Owensboro Public Schools’ feeding sites are weekly providing hundreds of students with breakfast and lunch.

Starting Monday, the North Gibson School Corporation says that all students and staff at Princeton Community Middle School and Princeton Community High School will return to in-person learning.

Students between grades 9-12 at the Warrick County School Corporation will transition to virtual learning on Monday.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit has ruled in favor of Governor Andy Beshear’s appeal to keep private religious schools closed for in-person learning.

U.S. District Judge Gregory Van Tatenhove made the ruling on a lawsuit initially filed by Attorney General Daniel Cameron and Danville Christian Academy on Nov. 20.

Now that a judge has stopped Gov. Beshear’s order to stop in person classes at private schools, Owensboro Catholic Schools say they will return to class.

A federal judge ruled Wednesday that religious schools in Kentucky can still hold in-person classes.

Thousands of college students are heading home for a Thanksgiving feast and eventually for winter breaks.

The intermediate and elementary schools are going to continue to learn in-person.

North Gibson says they’re planning to return to regular, in-person instruction after Thanksgiving break.

Superintendent Brad Schneider explained the decision was an issue of both safety and staffing.

UE will begin offering free, rapid-result testing to students who are planning to return home for Thanksgiving Break.

Officials say their busses will travel their normal routes to deliver food.

The Warrick Co. School Corporation has announced all high schools students will moved to virtual learning starting Nov. 30.

Schools all across the Commonwealth are moving to virtual learning Monday.

Owensboro Public Schools officials are working to get students back on track. That’s as the district said they’re seeing an up tick of students with failing grades across their district.

A retirement parade was held to honor Henderson County Schools Superintendent Marganna Stanley on Friday.

Henderson Community College (HCC) will be moving to virtual learning starting on Monday.

Owensboro Catholic Schools plans to move to virtual learning Monday, school officials announced on Thursday.

School officials are seeing more and more teachers consider early retirement, or even resigning because of recent demands.

Fiscal Court officials say the hotspots are to help students and adults working remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Buses will be out and about in Union County starting Thursday for students who need access to WiFi.

For the two weeks of November 23rd and November 30th, all Henderson County Schools will utilize non-traditional instruction (NTI)

Hopkins County Schools will stay with nontraditional learning for at least the remainder of the semester.

South Spencer High School students are going virtual starting Tuesday.

Due to an increase in staff quarantines at Thelma B. Johnson Early Learning Center, school officials say non-traditional Instruction will be utilized for the remainder of this week and the week of November 23.

McLean County Public School officials say they will not be delivering meals to homes this week.

They’ll continue online learning through Thanksgiving and return to in-person on November 30.

The Dawson Springs Independent School System announced that in-person learning has been temporarily suspended due to COVID-19 concerns.

North Middle School in Henderson County will transition to non-traditional instruction starting on Monday.

As COVID-19 cases continue to rise, so do the number of positive cases in schools.

Hancock County Schools Superintendent Kyle Estes made the announcement Thursday evening, saying the school district had a significant number of staff members in quarantine.

School officials announced all home athletic contests taking place in the EVSC’s five high school gymnasiums will be live-streamed.

Students at Northeast Dubois Junior-Senior High School will switch learning styles next week.

The Union County Public Schools alerted families Wednesday that students and staff will switch to virtual learning, starting on Thursday morning.

Owensboro Public Schools are moving to virtual learning due to rising COVID-19 cases.

Because of rising COVID-19 cases, Daviess County Schools say they will also go virtual.

School officials say they are seeing an increase in quarantines among students and staff.

Hopkins County Schools will be learning virtually until at least Monday, November 30.

Webster County High School says they will switch to remote learning for at least two weeks due to rising COVID-19 cases.

Owensboro Public School officials say they would like to see their students back in the classroom for at least four or five days each week next semester.

The University of Southern Indiana Board of Trustees approved an operating budget worth $113.9 million for the 2020-21 academic year on Thursday.

There’s an update expected from school officials on Friday.

Starting Tuesday, Perry Central Community Schools will be moving to a fully virtual format for school through Friday, November 13.

WNIN officials say this money will go to supporting its at-home classroom project with the EVSC.

COVID-19 cases continue to rise, and there’s more concern as we head into colder months with cold and flu season.

School officials say it’s due to the high rate of positive and quarantine cases.

Students with the Dawson Springs Independent School District will return to the classroom with a hybrid schedule on Monday.

Officials with the Muhlenberg County School District are sticking with their plans to return to a hybrid A/B schedule on Monday.

Teachers and parents at Good Shepherd Catholic School in Evansville made sure their students were able to continue a yearly tradition, in a safe way.

Classes for students of the University of Southern Indiana will be online for the first three weeks of the spring semester, with the exception for labs, practicums and other areas that require in-person attendance.

Mount Vernon Schools are preparing to reopen after suddenly shutting down due to staff shortages.

EVSC officials are squashing some rumors going around.

The rise in cases of coronavirus is having a major impact on schools in our area.

Officials say it’s due to staff quarantines and a lack of substitutes.

The corporation’s Facbeook page shows that’s because many students are quarantined.