Teacher workforce in Kentucky staying stable
A new study showed that the teaching population in Kentucky’s schools stayed relatively stable between 2008 and 2012, which is good news for students.
Susan Edington looking to help build bridges
New Kentucky Board of Education member says her experience in K-12 and postsecondary classrooms may help her bring all educators to the table.
‘I have a great interest in the future of education’
New Kentucky Board of Education member Sarah Murphy Ford said collaboration is one of her top priorities.
‘I feel like I’m walking into a really good situation’
New Kentucky Education Commissioner Stephen L. Pruitt says building relationships, expectations key to keeping schools moving ahead.
Allen County’s Laura Carter believes in keeping it real-world
Outstanding Business Teacher of the Year says teachers need to find ways to keep learning fun for students