Preparing for the worst
Students help first responders train during a simulated bus and train collision at the Bluegrass Railroad and Museum in Versailles.
Alpacas make a buzz at Locust Trace
At the Locust Trace AgriScience Center in Fayette County, there are two young women doing something that no other students in the state are, farming alpacas.
Bakery helping students rise
Metcalfe County uses doughnuts to teach students skills that will help them in any profession.
‘On Track’ to develop a skilled workforce
Students and instructors at Warren County Area Technology Center have benefited from a program designed to help fill a growing number of automotive jobs.
Dulcimers help students swing into love of music
Walton-Verona Independent’s commitment to music education leads to national award.
Pool party
After closing in December 2008 for what was supposed to be a temporary repair, the pool at the Kentucky School for the Deaf experienced several problems during the next eight years that kept students from enjoying it.
‘Human capital’ can help districts maximize technology
As more technology is put into students’ hands, efforts are underway to urge districts to ensure that teachers know how to use it in their classrooms.
The last, last day
The last day of school at Taylorsville Elementary School carried with it an extra sense of finality this year, as students and teachers will move to a new building next school year.
High expectations, structure, parental support help Schaffner shine
The Jefferson County school won a 2016 National Blue Ribbon Award.
New accountability system nearing completion
Thousands of Kentuckians have had a say in the new system designed to make it easier for residents to see progress being made in the Commonwealth’s classrooms.