National Museum of the American Indian offering series of virtual learning events
The National Museum of the American Indian is offering a series of virtual professional learning opportunities.
Free graduate course on literacy for elementary teachers
Elementary teachers can apply by March 31 for the free year-long graduate-level Kentucky Reading Project (KRP) course for 2021-2022.
WKU redesigns master’s of advanced teacher education
Western Kentucky University (WKU) is taking applications for its redesigned master’s of advanced teacher education for the 2021-2022 academic year.
KET to show film on handling COVID-19 stress in school
KET is offering a group online viewing and discussion of “A Trusted Space,” a new film about mitigating the emotional effects of COVID-19 on students and teachers.
Online master’s in teaching available at Thomas More
Thomas More University in Crestview Hills is offering an all-online master’s degree in teaching.
Hybrid program available at UofL for teachers who want to be principals
The University of Louisville has redesigned its Principal Preparation Program for hybrid learning and lowered the cost for spring 2021. Now UofL’s Advanced Educational Leader Program is seeking candidates statewide for its Executive Leadership Academy.
AdvanceKentucky accepting applications for College Readiness Program
AdvanceKentucky is inviting teachers from across the Commonwealth to apply for scholarships to join the next cohort of the College Readiness Program.
Center for Transformative Teaching & Learning offering online micro courses
The CTTL is a preK-12 teacher-led, school-based research center. The center uses mind, brain and education science – the most promising research and strategies in how a student’s brain learns, changes and thrives – to elevate teacher effectiveness, student achievement, social-emotional learning and the whole child school experience.
KASA elects this year’s officers
Kentucky’s largest organization of school administrators has chosen its officers for 2020-2021.
Apply Now for New Teacher Support Funds
High-quality induction programs can make new teachers more effective faster. Research shows that comprehensive, multi-year induction programs accelerate the professional growth of new teachers, reduce the rate of new teacher attrition and improve student learning.