Kentucky News - November 21, 2012

State:

• Project cuts annual energy costs at University of Kentucky by $2.4 million (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• U of L Medical and KentuckyOne to partner (The Louisville Cardinal)
• The university works to regulate asbestos on campus (The Louisville Cardinal)
• U of L works to clear Miller of mold while other dorms deal with various levels of the problem (The Louisville Cardinal)
• Students take a stand, raise money before India trip (The Northerner)
• University of Louisville faces TV market, academic hurdles as it considers ACC, other conferences (The Courier-Journal)
• Fayette, 8 other districts honored for their advanced placement tests (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Ky. Voices: UK graduate studies endangered by cutbacks; fellowships cut, administration mum on plans (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Ky. Voices: No delay on pension reform; state employee health costs add to debt (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• MSU fall enrollment hits 11,172 (The Morehead News)
• MSU, UPike to collaborate for GCIPL session (The Morehead News)
• For-profits losing to better-rated state schools charging less (The Richmond Register)
• Greenup schools losing students (Daily Independent)
• UK performs Kentucky’s first combined heart-lung transplant in 15 years (The Lane Report)
• Education: Endowment Yield is Long-Term Stability (The Lane Report)
• KY Education Chief Elected President of National Group (WBKO)

National:

• After vote, Idaho ed board ditches online classes (Idaho Stateman)
• Head Start Programs Offer Benefits, Improve Child Well-Being And School Readiness: Report (Huffington Post)
• Education funding proposal allows school choice, more online learning (Detroit Free Press)