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FAMILY
Photojournalist who became school bus driver earns doctorate at Asbury Seminary
As Asbury Theological Seminary celebrates its 90th anniversary Saturday, at least one graduating student is breaking new ground.
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EDUCATION
Fayette high school graduations start at 4 p.m. Friday
About 2,300 Lexington students will receive their high school diplomas Friday and Saturday as the Fayette County Public Schools holds its 2013 commencement exercises.
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LOCAL NEWS
Bryan Station grad follows brother's path to a Singletary Scholarship
Michael Parsons will collect his diploma at Bryan Station High School's 2013 commencement Friday afternoon, free from any worries about how to pay for his college education. Michael, 18, who will be a freshman at the University of Kentucky this fall, has been awarded an Otis A. Singletary Scholarship...
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EDUCATION
Henry Clay graduate cleared several hurdles to complete education
Martin Weaver will graduate from Henry Clay High School Saturday afternoon. He earned a 3.8 GPA his freshman year at Henry Clay. Halfway through his sophomore year, the bottom fell out. Martin, however, pulled things back together, and pushed on to complete his high school requirements.
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EDUCATION
Former UK researcher accused of misconduct allowed to keep teaching license
A Bourbon County chemistry teacher can remain in the classroom even though he violated state law by not disclosing previous misconduct investigations against him at the University of Kentucky, a state board has ruled.
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EDUCATION
Gatton School of Business among nation's 10 most popular
The University of Kentucky's Gatton School of Business and Economics is ranked among the 10 most popular business schools in the country.
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CLARK COUNTY
Education commissioner threatens to block funding of Clark schools
Kentucky Education Commissioner Terry Holliday has warned the Clark County Board of Education that it must start implementing the district's controversial facilities plan immediately or risk losing state education funding.
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EDUCATION
Some faculty complain of secrecy as EKU reallocates 10 percent of its budget
Some faculty say Eastern Kentucky University's leaders have been unnecessarily secretive as they go about reallocating 10 percent of the Richmond university's annual budget.
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EDUCATION
EKU giving buyout packages to 127 employees
Eastern Kentucky University will give buyout packages to 127 employees who applied for them and were accepted, officials announced Tuesday.
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