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Joy Neace helps junior Krystal Spencer create a cipher web page during her Intro to Computer Science class at Lee County High School. The class is part of the TEALS program and students learn from instructors off site using LYNC. Photo by Amy Wallot, May 28, 2014

Features

Down to a (computer) science

Susan Riddell - August 26, 2014

Shelia Baugh, director of specialized instructional programs for Simpson County Schools, reviews junior Garrett Cothern's recent assignment grades with him during a Student Support Team meeting at Franklin-Simpson High School. Photo by Amy Wallot, May 15, 2014

Features

Support and advance

Susan Riddell - July 22, 2014

Announcements

Kentucky Academy of Science celebrates centennial

Susan Riddell - July 17, 2014

Conferences & Workshops

National Dropout Prevention Conference set for Nov. 2-5

Susan Riddell - July 10, 2014

ESL teacher Betty Snyder plays a skills game with 1st-grade students Samir Salazae, Abdullah Bahanin and Yassen Mohamed at Glendover Elementary School (Fayette County). Samir speaks Spanish and Abdullah and Yassen speak Arabic. Photo by Amy Wallot, May 30, 2014

Features

Blue Ribbon school making the most of its diversity

Susan Riddell - July 8, 2014

Bulletin Board

KSBA offering one-day seclusion and restraint training

Susan Riddell - June 26, 2014

Announcements

Input sought on aquatic invasive species guidelines

Susan Riddell - June 26, 2014

Bulletin Board

Kentucky History Education Conference adds sessions

Susan Riddell - June 26, 2014

News

School board candidate materials offered online

Susan Riddell - June 26, 2014

News

Superintendents’ Spotlight: Glen Murphy, Cumberland County

Susan Riddell - June 26, 2014

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