A day with Terry Holliday
Education commissioner impressed with teachers, student engagement at Murray Independent schools
Assessment system looks to ‘develop well-rounded kids’
Elementary schools will be assessed on three things this year: achievement, gap and growth.
Kenton County students create investments that count
Seventh-graders are making gains through online investment challenge.
KDE seeks funding for school improvement, college/career readiness and testing
The Kentucky Board of Education is supporting legislation this session that would increase compulsory school attendance from age 16 to 18, provide funding flexibility to school districts and adjust the preschool funding formula.
Hardin County teacher serves her students and her country
Meyer helps special education students from across the globe, and they help her, too.
‘We must seek to prepare students for high-skill, high-wage and high-demand jobs.’
Dale Winkler's dual role has him focused on career and technical education as well as college and career readiness.
STEM curriculum builds confidence and cool things, too
Franklin County teacher brings year-long STEM learning to 5th graders.
Woodfill Elementary students learn by giving of themselves
School shows how giving can lead to getting a Blue Ribbon honor.
Annual goals added to assessment and accountability system
Conforming to the federal No Child Left Behind Act waiver has sent a ripple of changes through Kentucky’s Unbridled Learning assessment and accountability system.
Districts need to start preparing for Operation Preparation
Week-long event in March will focus on 8th, 10th graders and their strengths and interests.