New summer ‘Stride, Don’t Slide’ resource available
The Kentucky Department of Education has compiled a list of resources to help families help their children fight summer reading and math regression. A new “Stride, Don’t Slide” flyer lists resources families can use this summer to help their children make strides while school is not in session.
KDE offers clarification on early graduation program
The Kentucky Department of Education has attempted to clarify its early graduation program by adding several questions and answers to its list of frequently asked questions on minimum high school graduation requirements.
KDE provides resources on revised minimum graduation requirements
Kentucky's new minimum high school graduation requirements became law April 5. The Kentucky Department of Education offers several tools on its Minimum High Graduation Requirements webpage to help people understand the new changes and how they impact other important elements of Kentucky education.
KET videos offer tips on video production
Kentucky Educational Television is offering three new videos as part of its Media Arts Toolkit that focus on helpful tips for creating media.
KCMA celebrates Month of the Military Child
The Kentucky Commission on Military Affairs (KCMA) offers suggestions on how Kentucky teachers can celebrate the Month of Military Child in April.
KAEE offers teaching resources for environmental educators
The KAEE TREE has been developed as a means to connect educators with professionals who can assist with the integration of environmental concepts into all content areas.
The Arboretum offers classroom experience on ecosystems
The Arboretum, State Botanical Garden of Kentucky is offering a classroom experience in which students can explore connections between plants, other organisms and their environments by designing miniature ecosystems contained within terrariums.
New bullying prevention lessons available
The Kentucky Department of Education is offering lessons on bullying prevention and resilience to elementary school educators throughout the Commonwealth.
KSP rolls out mobile substance abuse education exhibit
The Kentucky State Police has introduced a new mobile substance abuse education exhibit designed to help inform the public about the effects of substance abuse that is available for use by schools and other organizations.
Classrooms can join scientists, explore virtually in Antarctic expedition
Teachers are invited to take their students’ STEM education to the next level through virtual exchange with scientists and explorers on an expedition to one of the most remote areas of the planet, the Weddell Sea off Antarctica, this month.
