Get Schooled: Student Stories from Across KY

Tune in as Kentucky high school and university students across the state discuss their experiences with applying for college, the extracurriculars they do, and how it affects their everyday life!

In our Amendment 2 Bus Sto(u)ries Mini-Series, come along with Michelle Zheng as the Kentucky Student Voice Team embarks on a bus tour across Kentucky to speak about and give an open platform to discuss Amendment 2, a proposition that would change how public and private schools could be funded if passed. First, Michelle talks to Anne Gay Donworth in Lexington, KY.

In our Amendment 2 Bus Sto(u)ries Mini-Series, come along with Michelle Zheng as the Kentucky Student Voice Team embarks on a bus tour across Kentucky to speak about and give an open platform to discuss Amendment 2, a proposition that would change how public and private schools could be funded if passed. Hear Michelle talk to Eddie Campbell, President of the Kentucky Education Association.

In our Amendment 2 Bus Sto(u)ries Mini-Series, come along with Michelle Zheng as the Kentucky Student Voice Team embarks on a bus tour across Kentucky to speak about and give an open platform to discuss Amendment 2, a proposition that would change how public and private schools could be funded if passed. In our final stop, Michelle talks to current public school student Ivy Litton and public school graduate and current college student Nicholas Hazelett.

In this episode of "Get Schooled," join The New Edu reporter Isabella Edghill as she breaks down what you need to know about Senate Bill 6 and Senate Bill 93 and their implications for education. She is joined by Boone County Superintendent Matthew Turner and MLK Scholarship Program Director at the University of Louisville Alyssa Betts for this episode!

In this episode of "Get Schooled," join Nicholas Hazelett as he breaks down the need to know information about how bills are made legislatively in the Bluegrass state!