Spencer County students build models of their dream homes for Dream Homearama event
Spencer County Middle School students showcased their math skills when they presented models of their dream homes during the Dream Homearama event on March 20.
Spencer County Middle School students showcased their math skills when they presented models of their dream homes during the Dream Homearama event on March 20.
Deatrik Kinney, principal of Paducah Tilghman High School (Paducah Independent), was recognized as the 2026 Kentucky High School Principal of the Year by the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP).
The Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) provides a variety of support for schools to help students with disabilities pursue career and technical education (CTE) pathways.
Addison Baker was honored by the Kentucky World Language Association (KWLA) with the prestigious Amici Linguarum K-12 Student Award for her exceptional achievement in language studies.
Susan Coffey, who was named a 2026 Kentucky Teacher Achievement Award winner, has dedicated the past 31 years to making her students feel loved and valued.
Hui Couch, who teaches 9th-grade algebra at Newcomer Academy of Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS), knew education was her calling after being inspired by her mother, whom she describes as a very successful leader and teacher.
Pineville Middle School Teacher Kim Yates, who recently won a Kentucky Teacher Achievement Award, is dedicated to helping students learn how English language arts apply to their lives.
Ellen Murphy has started a new chapter as the new superintendent of the Fulton County School District after decades in the community as a student, teacher and principal.
For more than two decades, Michele Bradley has been a familiar and inspiring educator within Bath County Schools. Now in her 26th year of teaching – with 24 of those years spent in the Bath County school district – Bradley has worked to become known in her school community as a dedicated educator, mentor and role model for her students and fellow colleagues.
After nearly two decades of serving the Corbin Independent school district, Travis Wilder began his tenure as superintendent on Aug. 1. Wilder previously served as the principal of Corbin Primary School for 17 years.