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Diverse Schools to Watch have much in common

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Students listen during Jocelyne A.M. Waddle’s French IV Advanced Placement class at Frankfort High School (Frankfort Independent) May 17, 2010. Waddle, a native of France, is one of several foreign language teachers around the state using the draft world language standards created by the Kentucky World Language Association Teacher Network. Photo by Amy Wallot
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Use it or lose it: World languages focus on communication

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Justice Daniel Venters swears in new and reappointed members of the Kentucky Board of Education on Aug. 4, 2010. Pictured left to right are Roger Marcum, William Twyman, Martha Jones, Jonathan “Jay” Parrent, Judith Gibbons and Mary Gwen Wheeler. Photo by Amy Wallot
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Board selects officers, approves EMO

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Terry and Sarah Hodges listen to tour guide Frank Webster, left, talk about the standalone kitchen at Riverside, the Farnsley-Moremen Landing, during the Project Archaeology workshop in Louisville June 22, 2010. Terry Hodges is a kindergarten assistant at Tully Elementary School (Jefferson County), and Sarah Hodges is a 3rd-grade teacher at Greenwood Elementary School (Jefferson County). Photo by Amy Wallot
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Dig it

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Biology teacher Jon Ezzell helps (pictured left to right) freshmen Hannah Moore, Emily Flener, Mariah Lanoire and Darah Doss with an experiment analyzing DNA during Principles of the Biomedical Sciences class at Muhlenberg County High School May 20, 2010. Muhlenberg County High is one of several Kentucky schools implementing the Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Biomedical Sciences pathway for their students. Photo by Amy Wallot
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Project Lead the Way adds biomedical science courses

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Benny Lile reviews tips in Google Docs with technology resource teachers Melissa Moss, left, and Valerie Stokes at Barren County High School April 22, 2010. “By being a forward-looking technology director, he allows us, teachers, students and others around him to explore the different avenues of technology that will enhance the educational experiences of the students in our district,” Moss said. Photo by Amy Wallot
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Beyond bits and bytes

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Teachers Daniel Pagan and Stephanie Arnold work with a student in the sensory room at Dry Ridge Elementary School (Grant County) May 4, 2010. Pagan is one of the five teachers Arnold has mentored in the Kentucky Teacher Internship Program, which is designed to provide assistance to new teachers. Photo by Amy Wallot
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Experienced teachers give KTIPs to assist first-year counterparts

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Della Kemper helps 4th-grade student Chase Gilbert with fire safety questions during Kemper’s health class at Miles Elementary School (Erlanger-Elsmere Independent) April 26, 2010. Miles Elementary is going into its second year using a standards-based grading system that replaces traditional grades A-D and F with standards set by teachers and students. Photo by Amy Wallot
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Miles Elementary goes to standards-based grading

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Budget tight for education, may get tighter

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