Proactive Postsecondary Admissions Program Opt-In Forms Are Now Available in Infinite Campus
Every year, qualified Kentucky students miss out on college — not because they can't get in, but because they never apply. Some don't realize they already meet admission requirements. Some assume college isn't an option for them. Others simply run out of time or support to navigate the process.
New district reporting requirements, teacher retention efforts discussed during Superintendents Webcast
During the Superintendents Webcast on Oct. 13, leaders with the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) provided information about new reporting requirements under House Bill 257 (2026).
Kentucky Board of Education approves accountability regulation amendment, sending it to public comment
During the Kentucky Board of Education (KBE) meeting Oct. 7-8, members approved amendments to Kentucky’s accountability system regulation.
KDE Research Blog: Teacher Well-Being in Kentucky and the Hidden Burden of Teacher Workload
This series examines teacher well-being in Kentucky, with a focus on the factors shaping educator retention and attrition across the Commonwealth.
Priorities remain true to the United We Learn vision
At the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE), we have made our priorities clear over the past several years with the United We Learn vision for public education: creating vibrant learning experiences for students, encouraging innovation in our schools, and collaborating with our communities.
KDE Research Blog on Chronic Absenteeism: Beyond the Notice – Finding the Missing Piece Through Family and Community Partnerships
This post addresses the limitations of automated absence notices and explores how schools can move from mere family involvement to authentic family engagement.
Kentucky Teacher Workload Survey
The Kentucky Department of Education is conducting a statewide survey to better understand teacher workload and the conditions that shape teachers’ professional time.
New book, ‘John Bradford’s Slingshot’: A fictional Civil War story set at historic Kentucky landmark launches for middle school readers
All proceeds from sales of the book go to support Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill, Kentucky’s largest National Historic Landmark.