LOUISVILLE, KY (AP/FOX19)- School administrators and school resource officers cannot question students without first reading the student their Miranda rights. The Kentucky Supreme Court made that decision Thursday.

The ruling stems from a case in Nelson County where a student confessed to bringing hydrocodone to school and sharing it with a classmate. The court concluded the student was not informed of possible criminal implications while speaking with the assistant principal and resource officer until after admitting to the offense, therefore his admissions were inadmissible in court.

"Legally the moral of this story is, if you're going to bring a juvenile in for questioning don't have a school resource officer there if you don't want it to turn into a criminal charge," said Mike Allen, FOX19's legal analyst.

The principal at Campbell County High School, Renee Boots, says she has some concerns about the ruling.

KENTUCKY (FOX19)- The first-ever Kentucky Gives Day, a 24-hour online giving event to benefit participating Kentucky charities, raised a grand total of $330,200.  The donations went to 301 nonprofit organizations throughout the state.

"We are absolutely thrilled/with the way Kentuckians responded to this day," said Danielle Clore, executive director of Kentucky Nonprofit Network Inc., which coordinated Kentucky Gives Day.  "We didn't know exactly what to expect.  But we were overwhelmed with the generosity that Kentuckians showed today. We felt this was a great start to an effort that we hope will continue for years to come."

A total of 380 charities throughout Kentucky are benefiting from Kentucky Gives Day.  The agencies focus on health, humanitarian aid, the environment, children, the arts, animal welfare and a host of other causes.

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WILDER, KY (FOX19) - Town & Country Sports & Health Club (in Wilder, KY) is again offering the area’s most complete summer camp programming, with camps for children ages 3 – 12 years old.    Town & Country offers a variety of Camps throughout the summer; including Full and Half Day Adventure Camps, Tiny Tots Adventure Camp, and a variety of Sports Camps (including Kings Soccer Academy, Volleyball and Kings Basketball Academy).  Camps kick off the week of June 3rd and run throughout the summer.  For more information and to register online, please refer to www.towncountrysports.com.  Call (859) 442-5800 with questions.