Before he ever considered leading a school district, Justin Kaiser’s sights were set on dental school. However, his path shifted when he found himself coaching football and, in the process, discovered a deeper calling in education.
Joshua Kincaid, the new superintendent of Menifee County, says he’s looking forward to “exciting times for Menifee County.”
Kayla Jones, a professional learning coach at the West Kentucky Educational Cooperative (WKEC), has been named to the Association for Positive Behavior Support’s (APBS’) “Under 40 to Watch” list for her leadership in advancing positive behavior support practices in Kentucky schools.
Harper Blake, a junior at Marion County High School, is the newest non-voting student member of the Kentucky Board of Education (KBE).
Students at Kammerer Middle School (Jefferson County) led a drone competition and taught students how to fly drones as part of their Student Technology Leadership Project (STLP) State Championship project.
Education has always been more than a profession for Robert Braden, the new superintendent of Taylor County Schools. He said it’s a calling rooted in personal experience and community connection.
Alfonso De Torres Núñez began his journey in Kentucky in 2009, after he immigrated from his home country of Spain to Christian County through Kentucky’s international teacher programs.
With more than two decades of experience in education, Claudette Herald has officially stepped into her role as superintendent of Oldham County Schools, bringing with her a track record of student-focused leadership and a passion for community engagement.
Although she once considered other careers, Jennifer Parsons said she always knew education was her calling.
Fairdale High School (Jefferson County) students helped boost student participation in school activities through an application they created called the Paw Print.