Kentucky school districts on national Advanced Placement Honor Roll
Eight Kentucky public school districts have been named to the 7th Annual Advanced Placement (AP) Honor Roll, the College Board announced.
Ongoing professional learning opportunities in mathematics
A new year is fast approaching. Take a look at the professional learning available in December.
Mathematics essay deadline announced
The deadline for the annual Association for Women in Mathematics essay contest is Jan. 31.
KAHPERD announces 2015-16 award winners
KAHPERD recently recognized teachers and physical education and health college students for their outstanding work and contribution to the health and physical education field.
Kentucky CTE demonstrates award-winning leadership
Kentucky’s national leadership in Career and Technical Education (CTE) was recognized recently with several awards presented at the Career Tech Vision 2016 Conference, and the accompanying conferences of the National Association of Agriculture Educators and the National Association of Teachers of Family and Consumer Sciences.
Math matters question of the month
Share your thoughts about December’s math question with The Kentucky Department of Education mathematics consultants.
Readiness results highlight need for quality early learning
Many Kentucky students are at a disadvantage for learning before they even start school, according to Kindergarten Readiness Screener data released by the Kentucky Department of Education.
Kentucky Board of Education approves charter school principles
At its meeting in Frankfort Dec. 7, the Kentucky Board of Education approved a framework for charter schools, should the General Assembly consider public charter school legislation in the upcoming session.
Kentucky students learn coding during Computer Science Week
Thousands of Kentucky students will get experience in computer coding starting today during Computer Science Week.
Jessamine County art teacher explains why he teaches
Miles Johnson, president of the Kentucky Art Education Association and art teacher at Hattie C. Warner Elementary School (Jessamine County), recorded a short video explaining why he became an art teacher.