New Montgomery County Superintendent Stephanie Harris highlights excellence in the district
New Montgomery County Superintendent Stephanie Harris has been doing more to highlight excellence in the district through her weekly spotlight series.
New Montgomery County Superintendent Stephanie Harris has been doing more to highlight excellence in the district through her weekly spotlight series.
Grasham grew up in nearby Lincoln County and is a 1993 graduate of Lincoln County High School. He said he fell in love with Garrard County when he first started working there as a teacher.
Molly Seifert, the 2027 Kentucky Teacher of the Year and an English teacher at Beechwood High School (Beechwood Independent), says she focuses on the whole child in her classroom and seeks well-rounded growth with her students.
Katherine Berner, a library media specialist at Baker Intermediate School (Clark County), has a special focus on bringing vibrant learning experiences to students through unique projects in her classroom. Berner was recently named the 2027 Kentucky Middle School Teacher of the Year by the Kentucky Department of Education.
For Kellie Moses, music has always been about more than just making music, it is creating a place where each student can belong, grow and find their voice.
The new superintendent of Erlanger-Elsmere Independent, Matt Engel, is bringing a renewed focus on improving student outcomes to the district and wants to encourage student participation in opportunities outside school.
“We have a lot of momentum as a district we want to continue," Petett said.
Covington Independent’s new superintendent, Cortnei Flucas, brings a variety of experience and a renewed focus on student outcomes to the district.
No stranger to taking the lead, Jones has more than 50 years of combined military and educational leadership experience. He served with distinction in the United States Army from 1973 to 1993, ultimately attaining the rank of first sergeant. He then served more than three decades in public education.
Day was born and raised in Leslie County and attended the district’s schools from kindergarten through high school.