Expanding opportunities for Kentucky students
The Kentucky Federation for Advanced Manufacturing was established to help Kentucky manufacturers ensure they have a supply of highly qualified, technically-minded individuals.
Northern Kentucky co-op to host PE/arts and humanities edcamp
The Northern Kentucky Cooperative for Educational Services will host its Regional Physical Education and Arts and Humanities Edcamp on July 18 at North Pointe Elementary School (Boone County) in Hebron. The edcamp is designed for P-12 physical education teachers and arts and humanities teachers. The event is free to teachers from member districts, but is open to all teachers. Six [...]
Students, teachers and Delta take flight together
Delta Airlines and several school districts across Northern Kentucky have been working together to develop a STEM partnership that will benefit teachers, students, Delta employees and the local economy.
MakerSpace making a difference in Boone County
School district has created a regional hub where students can become innovators, inventors and creators.
Board of education discusses new accountability system
At its meeting in Frankfort, the Kentucky Board of Education discussed the development of a new accountability system for public schools under the Every Student Succeeds Act.
Students teaching Spanish to preschoolers
Camp Ernst Middle School students got the chance to practice their skills by helping a daycare teach Spanish to preschoolers.
Improving their schools, one tweet at a time
Weekly virtual chats becoming increasingly popular for sharing ideas and innovations.
Kentucky Senate honors school bus drivers with resolution
The Kentucky Senate applauded school bus drivers with the adoption of a resolution Tuesday declaring its appreciation to drivers across the state.
Kentuckians selected as finalists for math, science teaching
Ten Kentucky public school teachers have been selected as finalists for the prestigious Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.
Ready to learn
Districts across the state are trying new ways to increase kindergarten readiness.