Why do they teach?
Three teachers from around the state talk about what led them to the profession and what keeps them there.
Good teaching transcends changes, Hall of Fame inductees say
The 2010 class of Kentucky Teacher Hall of Fame inductees bring a unique combination of experience, perspective.
Kenton County brings best middle school artists together
Program in Kenton County helps students in their ASCENT through arts education.
Students get a boost to help improve reading skills
Students get an extra hand to improve reading in Middlesboro.
Blue Ribbon designation a community honor for Natcher
William H. Natcher Elementary School (Cloverport Independent) celebrates being named a 2010 Blue Ribbon School.
Making things easier
Transition schools assist students making the adjustment to middle or high school.
Learning Center challenges students
Challenger Learning Centers allow students opportunity to experience hands-on science, engineering, technology and mathematics.
Teachers hope collaboration turns school into work of art
Students learn life skills, core content and more through the arts in Jefferson County.
FCCTC prepares students for the future
The Franklin County Career and Technical Center delivers instruction specifically focused on workplace skills, safety and health, communication and teamwork, and problem-solving skills to its students.
New, old turnaround models help Leslie County High do a 180
District 180 provides an opportunity for persistently low-achieving schools to see a light at the end of the tunnel.