Bill Thorpe returns home to be superintendent of Marshall County
No matter where life has taken him, Marshall County has been home to Bill Thorpe and he is excited to be returning as the Marshall County superintendent.
Superintendent Jason Steffen looks forward to a year of improvement and growth in Ludlow
Jason Steffen is excited to continue to work with students and teachers in his new position as the Ludlow Independent superintendent.
Adryanne Warren takes over as superintendent of LaRue County
Warren has been in education for the past 11 years. She started her career in education as a 5th-grade writing teacher, moved to a curriculum specialist and then to a middle school principal. She became superintendent of the LaRue County school district on July 1.
New Union County Superintendent Terra Hancock is leaving her door open to the community she calls home
Growing up, teaching and living in Union County her whole life made the role of superintendent for the Union County school district even more rewarding for Terra Hancock.
Educator Spotlight: Ryan Davis
Ryan Davis is a mathematics teacher at Waggener High School (Jefferson County) who is passionate about creating change in his community with his students. He is a 2023 Teacher Achievement Award winner.
Educator Spotlight: Donnie Wilkerson
Donnie Wilkerson, a 5th-grade social studies teacher at Jamestown Elementary School (Russell County), loves to make learning history immersive and fun for his students.
Educator Spotlight: Victoria Mohon
Victoria Mohon, an agriculture teacher at Christian County High School, helps her students work on both their strengths and weaknesses, as well as providing support for them beyond high school.
Educator Spotlight: Tina Henry
Tina Henry, a special education teacher at Boyle County High School and a 2023 Kentucky Teacher Achievement Award winner, gives each of her students a chance to shine.
Educator Spotlight: Lauren Niemann
Lauren Niemann, an environmental education teacher at Fern Creek High School (Jefferson County), is passionate about cultivating humane practices in her classroom.
Kentucky Department of Education uses ESSER funding to support youth facing homelessness
While the COVID-19 pandemic impacted learning for students across the country, those who are identified as homeless or housing insecure faced even more obstacles to keeping their education on track.