The Donate Life Kentucky Trust is proud to offer scholarships to support students who have been personally impacted by organ donation or transplant and are committed to sharing the importance of donation in their communities.
This conference will feature dynamic keynote speakers, hands-on workshops and classroom-focused sessions that strengthen news and media literacy instruction.
The Olya Lengyel Institute (TOLI) Professional Learning Seminars for Educators is currently accepting applications for its summer series professional learning summit, “We Hold These Truths to be Self-Evident: Teaching the Holocaust and Human Rights.”
The Kentucky Association for Gifted Education (KAGE) is hosting its annual KAGE Conference from Feb. 23–24 at the Griffin Gate Marriott in Lexington.
To support Holocaust education for middle and high school teachers, the University of Kentucky and Jewish Heritage Fund’s Holocaust Education Initiative is providing a variety of in-person and virtual workshops.
The award includes a cash prize of $20,000 for the teacher and $5,000 for their high school. The award will be presented at the annual meeting of the Prichard Committee in June 2026.
The Louisville Zoo, in partnership LG&E and KU Foundation, invites families and individuals to join Kids in Action, an initiative created for students in grades preschool to 12th grades.
This year, as the country celebrates the revolutionary times in which George Washington lived, check out new program offerings for teachers and students offered by George Washington’s Mount Vernon.
Colonial Williamsburg’s Bob & Marion Wilson Teacher Institute is currently accepting scholarship applications for its fully funded Summer 2026 onsite program, “Revolutionary Roots: Teaching Civic Engagement at 250,” a special program created in recognition of the 250th Commemoration.
The U.S. Department of Education has launched the Presidential 1776 Award, a nationwide competition recognizing exceptional student knowledge of America's founding.