Equipping students for success
Educators at Bellevue Independent are transforming their instruction using techniques that empower students to take ownership of learning.
Making student transitions easier
Northern Kentucky teachers are working together to meet the needs of students in this highly mobile region.
Principal sees value, rigor in world languages
Western Hills High School Principal Greg Roush honored as 2016 Kentucky World Language Association Administrator of the Year.
‘It’s best practices every day, all day’
Ruth Moyer Elementary principal believes sticking to fundamentals helped the Fort Thomas Independent school win the 2016 Blue Ribbon honor.
Growing more male, minority teachers
Two programs aim to get Kentucky’s teacher diversity closer to its student diversity.
Kentucky Teacher of the Year moves from background to spotlight
Ron Skillern, who has been teaching social studies for more than 30 years, tried to retire in 2014 but he just couldn’t stay away from the classroom.
Work to reduce novice learners showing promise
More than 11,500 educators across the state to be trained by the end of November.
Stronger together
The Northern Kentucky Cooperative for Educational Services formed 10 professional learning communities in hopes of improving student achievement across the entire 17-district group.
Perfecting formative assessment in science
Twelve Washington County teachers are enhancing their use of formative assessment practices in science classes as part of grant to improve science instruction and assessment.
‘Like a grandfather for every student’
Daviess County’s Kenny Kelley brings home the 2016 Fred Award from the Kentucky Association of School Administrators.