Q&A with Terri Grief, president-elect of the American Association of School Librarians
A Kentuckian is the president-elect of the national association for school librarians.
Schools with top Unbridled Learning improvement share tips
Some schools made remarkable growth in the latest round of the Unbridled Learning for All assessment and accountability system.
Kentucky Teacher of the Year: ‘Our job is to love them as much as we can’
Teachers of the Year share their love for students and their job.
Industrial tools for an industrial-sized event
For the ninth year, members of the Kentucky Construction Career Choice Council (K4C) hosted the annual Construction Career Days event at the Shelby County Fairgrounds in Shelbyville. K4C is a trade education affiliate to Kentucky’s construction industry.
Hunt knows firsthand the importance of being career ready
CTE Teacher of the Year keeps her students focused on their future.
When failure leads to success
‘If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again’ goes beyond experimentation in Kentucky schools.
Schools to Watch focus on college- and career-readiness
Seven Schools to Watch excel at getting students college- and career-ready.
STLP students share internet safety skills
Don’t share too much information, only play online games with people you know and let an adult know if someone is making strange comments to you online. These are some of the tips Garrard County High School Student Technology Leadership Program students shared with Beth Trimble’s 4th-grade class at Lancaster Elementary School (Garrard County).
High schools to serve as community hubs for others
Franklin-Simpson, Pulaski County High have improved and will now help others do the same.
History Teacher of the Year helps students dress for success
A Jefferson County teacher uses hands-on instruction to garner the state History Teacher of the Year award.