IdeaFestival Bowling Green (IFBG) brings curious, motivated middle and high school students together for a day of fascinating ideas, unexpected discoveries, and opportunities to explore what's possible. From groundbreaking innovations to creative pursuits and unconventional career paths, IFBG introduces students to people and possibilities that extend far beyond the classroom.
Nine Kentucky school districts have partnered to host a career fair to help people with ties to the military learn about career opportunities and pathways with Kentucky schools.
Through the Youth Advisory Board, students will help shape how Kentucky’s history is preserved and shared while exploring careers in history, government, public policy, education, and public service.
To develop a Veterans Day program, Kentucky public schools are encouraged to seek advice from the Kentucky Department of Veterans' Affairs and veterans' service organizations, including but not limited to the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
All proceeds from sales of the book go to support Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill, Kentucky’s largest National Historic Landmark.
Join the Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center for the Roma & Sam Kaltman Teacher Fellowship, an immersive professional learning experience designed to strengthen Holocaust education in today's classrooms.
The Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center is excited to launch Echoing Voices: Unpacking History, a new inquiry-based archival box program that brings local Holocaust history into the classroom.
The Folger Shakespeare Library congratulates the 25 middle and high school teachers who participated in the Folger’s 19th Teaching Shakespeare Institute (TSI) — an intensive, hands-on, three-week course for secondary school English teachers — from June 28-July 17, 2026, at the Folger Shakespeare Library in the nation’s capital.
Franklin County High School cooked up a winner at the Kentucky State Fair. Its squash soup, made with ingredients grown largely in the school garden, earned the top spot among eight teams in the second annual School Garden Challenge.
You are invited to Investigating Artifacts: Uncovering Personal Stories from the Holocaust on Oct. 29.