Solar eclipse provides real-world project for engineering students
Bullitt County's Darrell Vincent shares how he used his students' interest in August's solar eclipse to create a project-based lesson his engineering students won't soon forget.
‘I need to be doing something for somebody’
Longtime Augusta Independent Custodian Kathy Fryman received the 10th annual Fred Award from the Kentucky Association of School Administrators.
Controversy comes to the classroom
Social studies teacher wants students to learn how to handle tough topics at school, so they can handle them in the real world.
Funding available to establish TSA programs at middle, high schools
The Verizon Foundation and the Technology Student Association is offering a grant opportunity for new schools to help them launch a TSA program.
Reading the music
Making connections between music and literacy can benefit students’ understanding of both, teachers learn at Arts Integration Academy.
Kentucky educators TELL it all
A record 91 percent of eligible Kentucky school-based certified educators responded to a survey about teaching conditions at their school.
Bakery helping students rise
Metcalfe County uses doughnuts to teach students skills that will help them in any profession.
Dulcimers help students swing into love of music
Walton-Verona Independent’s commitment to music education leads to national award.
Teacher of the Year hits the right note
Kellie Clark, a 16-year veteran choral teacher from Boone County, was named 2018 Kentucky Teacher of the Year.
Tiny house teaching big lessons
Casey County High School teacher Garlen Whitis decided go small for his construction class after years teaching students to build larger homes.