The Kentucky Society for Technology in Education (KySTE) announced its rebranding to the Kentucky Association for School Technology (KAST) at the 2025 KySTE Spring Conference, marking a new chapter in its mission to support K-12 educators, technologists and school leaders across the Commonwealth.
The University of Kentucky Center for Next Generation Leadership will be hosting a Kagan Cooperative Learning Workshop on Sept. 25-26.
Sen. Rand Paul is hosting his annual Service Academy Information Fair on Aug. 28 at the Knicely Conference Center at Western Kentucky University. Registration begins at 5:30 p.m. CT, with the event being held from 6 to 8 p.m. CT.
The Kentucky World Language Association (KWLA) is seeking nominations for its annual awards.
The Prichard Committee is seeking comments from young adults to help ensure high school diplomas translate to success.
The Kentucky Department of Education's Regional Innovation Specialist team is hosting a new professional learning opportunity this summer. It is free and open to all Kentucky educators.
Western Kentucky University’s (WKU’s) The Center for Gifted Studies is hosting a series of workshops for educators and families of gifted students.
The CFR Education Ambassador program is a nine-month engagement from September 2025 to May 2026 that connects educators across the country with free educational resources, professional development activities, and a vibrant network of like-minded professionals who are committed to equipping students with the knowledge, skills, and perspective to navigate today’s connected world.
The Kentucky Educational Development Corporation (KEDC) is proud to host the state’s first AI Summit focused entirely on artificial intelligence in education at the Marriott Griffin Gate in Lexington on July 7-8.
Agriculture Commissioner Jonathan Shell has announced the winners of the Kentucky Department of Agriculture’s (KDA’s) annual Poster and Essay Contest. The theme of the contest, "Kentucky Agriculture Makes Me Proud," allowed contestants to illustrate, in words and art, their pride in Kentucky agriculture.
