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Rob Akers, the associate commissioner in the Kentucky Department of Education’s newly created Office of Educator Licensure and Effectiveness (OELE), talks with colleagues as he and other members of his staff make the move to KDE's headquarters in Frankfort. Akers' office, which was created through a merger and a reorganization, serves educators and future educators in areas ranging from teacher recruitment and preparation to principal certification. Photo by Megan Gross, Dec. 13, 2018

Features

The one-stop shop for ‘all things teacher’

Mike Marsee - January 22, 2019

News

KDE moving toward update of performance standards for principals

Mike Marsee - January 17, 2019

Contests & Other Events

High school essay contest centers on diplomacy, peace-building

Mike Marsee - January 17, 2019

Conferences & Workshops

Shelby schools hosting professional learning event

Mike Marsee - January 17, 2019

Conferences & Workshops

KDE offering trainings on behavioral threat assessments, emergency events

Mike Marsee - January 17, 2019

Conferences & Workshops

International Dyslexia Association to hold regional conference in Louisville

Mike Marsee - January 17, 2019

Special Recognition

Fayette teacher selected for ag teachers’ professional learning program

Mike Marsee - January 17, 2019

NyRee Clayton-Taylor discusses how to analyze a story with her class at Phillis Wheatley Elementary School (Jefferson County). Clayton-Taylor was named the 2019 Kentucky Elementary School Teacher of the Year. Photo by Bobby Ellis, May 1, 2018

Features

Kentucky Elementary Teacher of the Year joins KDE

Mike Marsee - January 11, 2019

Special Recognition

KDE’s State Systemic Improvement Plan recognized at Carnegie symposium

Mike Marsee - January 10, 2019

Resources

Classrooms can join scientists, explore virtually in Antarctic expedition

Mike Marsee - January 10, 2019

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