Districts transform literacy instruction
Districts across the state have participated in professional development that concentrates on literacy focus and planning and taking what they learn back for discussion and potential implementation.
ILP paves the way for college- and career-readiness
Kentucky’s plan to increase college and career readiness relies heavily on a tool already familiar to teachers and students in the state – the Individual Learning Plan (ILP).
Cline Elementary celebrates success
Cline Elementary School (Campbell County) celebrates being named a 2010 Blue Ribbon School.
When students can’t get to KSB or KSD, the schools go to them
Even though the Kentucky schools for the blind and deaf, respectively, are centrally located in the state doesn’t mean that all students needing their services can attend.
Cybersafety a lesson students should learn, teachers say
Students across central Kentucky have been learning about cybersafety through the Internet Safety for Children Project.
Ezel focuses on high expectations for all students
Ezel Elementary School (Morgan County) celebrates being named a 2010 Blue Ribbon School.
Taking a bite out of success
As they took bites of different apples, 2nd-grade students at Anne Mason Elementary School (Scott County) kicked off a science unit without even realizing it.
Floyd recruits teachers to CIA for leadership training
Twenty Floyd County teachers are in the final year of a three-year leadership-focused professional development program established through a unique partnership with Morehead State University.
Schools understand role parents play in education
Districts excel at keeping parents involved in students' school lives, learning
Stager makes connections with all students
Nami Stager, science and writing teacher at Northern Elementary School (Fayette County), is this year's winner of the Milken Family Foundation National Educator Award.
