On Monday, more students will be returning to class for the first time in months.

Muhlenberg and Ohio County Schools start a hybrid schedule Monday morning, which means some students get to see their teachers in-person once again.

They were on the list of some East Gibson Schools who went virtual last week.

The Kentucky High School Athletic Association says several schools are in danger of having their sport programs shut down because people are reportedly ignoring mask wearing guidelines at athletic events.

According to Hancock County Schools Superintendent Kyle Estes, students will head back to class the week of September 28.

Owensboro Public Schools officials say they will return to in-person learning through the hybrid (A/B) model beginning Oct. 12.

Students start hybrid learning on Monday in Muhlenberg County. Meanwhile, some students and staff are in quarantine.

It has been a month since North Posey schools opened, and they’ve put many plans in place to keep students and staff safe.

In Illinois, Frontier Community College remains closed to the public after an increase of COVID-19 cases tied to the school’s baseball team.

Daviess County Public Schools District announced their three high schools will implement a phased return to in-person instruction for students in grades 9-12.

Students at the Southern Indiana Career and Technical School learn skills from all types of careers.

In a letter to parents, school leaders said they found at by the end of the day Monday that two students were positive.

A new dashboard will aim to keep track of COVID-19 cases in schools across the Commonwealth.

As K through 8 students in Daviess County mark the first day off their calendars, this new school year is a change for parents also.

Students in Daviess County are set to head back to the classrooms Monday morning after the district started off virtually this year.

Despite rising COVID-19 cases, and the county being in the “red category,” Union County Schools are opening Monday for the first time in months.

Students in Hopkins County will be returning to the classroom on Monday with a new hybrid A-B model.

They say students will return to campus on September 21.

With cases continuing to rise throughout the county, Union County Schools are putting precautions in place as they prepare to welcome students back into the buildings.

A COVID-19 dashboard will allow those within the district to keep a running total of positive COVID-19 cases.

School officials are not naming the organization, but they say all members are quarantined.

Ohio County Public Schools announced in a Facebook post that they will be moving to a hybrid learning schedule starting on September 21.

North Posey school officials say a staff member at South Terrace Elementary tested positive for coronavirus.

Thanks to an extension of waivers from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, free breakfast and lunch will be available to all students physically attending classes, beginning on Friday.

EVSC is now calling on the community for help in its search for more bus drivers.

The Superintendent sent out a letter that students will now return to class Sept. 28, instead of Oct. 28.

School is getting ready to be in session for students in Union County.

Hopkins County schools hosted a soft opening for students set to go back to school in-person.

Friday, the superintendent told us 66 students were in quarantine. Now that contact tracing has been completed, the superintendent says that number is now 84.

Officials with North Posey Schools say a high school student has tested positive for coronavirus.

This soft opening is going to be very slow as the school district is really only allowing a dozen students in at a time.

Hopkins County Schools are starting their transition back to class this week.

Educators from Bend Gate Elementary in Henderson held signs on the sidewalk Friday to show gratitude for parents working so hard to help make this unique school year go smoothly.

As of Friday afternoon, 66 students are under quarantine protocol after being considered close contact to students who have tested positive for the virus.

School officials say OPS will be following Phase 1 of the KHSAA recommended guidelines.

Fairfield Community High School has decided that students will transition to remote learning after multiple individuals at the school tested positive for COVID-19.

Similar to other maps on the website, the new metrics map on the Indiana COVID-19 dashboard is color-coded by county. However, each color on this map represents different recommendations for schools from state health officials.

All the schools in the Pike County School Corporation will be finishing the school week virtually.

Officials with Castle High School announced Wednesday night that one of their staff members has tested positive for COVID-19.

Adapting to virtual learning can take some getting used to for students and teachers. To make sure her students are set up with all the tools they need, an Owensboro Public Schools teacher is going above and beyond.

They’ve been following detailed plans put in place to help keep kids and staff safe.

Administrators at Mount Vernon High School have been informed that a student has tested positive for COVID-19.

EVSC leaders say they’ve given families until Friday to decide if they want to keep their students with virtual learning.

A water main break overnight has cut off all water supply to Marrs Elementary School in Posey County. School administrators say that all instruction on Monday will be done virtually as a result.

Students in Henderson County are one step closer to returning to the classroom, at least for short periods. It’s part of the district’s reopening plan that works in phases.

Parents with students in the EVSC have expressed concerns over sending their children back to school, some citing issues with COVID-19 training.

Officials say they will assess COVID-19 cases in the area every four to six weeks to discuss whether or not to brings students back for in-person learning.

A couple of schools in our area are on two-hour delays Tuesday morning due to dense fog.

The Henderson County Board of Education is holding a special called meeting. We’re learning there are two action items on the agenda that crowds outside want to hear more about - instruction and athletics.

The district announced earlier Monday that grades K through eight will be going back starting September 14. They’ll use the A/B hybrid schedule.

The Diocese of Owensboro has reported its first Catholic school student tested positive for COVID-19.

Daviess County Public Schools have been using a stoplight system to illustrate the risk-level for COVID-19.

Webster County Schools Superintendent Rhonda Callaway says that many factors played into their decision to move forward with in-person learning.

A new dashboard on the school’s website has been dedicated to providing not only the most up to date positive cases on campus, but to providing as much information as possible.

Every fall and spring, the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation reevaluates its staffing, including teachers. However, the start of the 2020-21 school year has been unpredictable, to say the least.

Back to learning looks and feels a lot different this year.

A student from Signature School has tested positive for COVID-19, and now 22 students are in quarantine.

In Henderson, the Wifi bus system is back up and running to help students without internet at home.