Board gets update on lowest-performing schools
The Kentucky Board of Education recognized districts that did the best last year under the state accountability system and discussed schools that need to improve at its meeting last week.
A plan for the future
ILP hits a milestone with this year’s graduating class.
Music and movement
Music and movement are a natural combination. Bardstown Independent music teacher Lederrick Wesley pairs them seamlessly in his class.
Giving health and PE educators a boost in teaching
Trainings help health/PE teachers make sure lessons align with national standards.
Getting students excited about reading
Reidland library media specialist offers suggestions to foster a love of books, both old and new.
Seeing what Kentucky schools are all about
Commissioner finishes off visits to every district in the state.
Young students get a sneak peek at South Hancock Elementary
A stop by South Hancock Elementary School yielded an early education surprise. The school, including principal Barbara Spindel and Family Resource and Youth Services Center coordinator Kim Mitchell, started a new program for preschool-aged children called Little Stars.
Teaching to the choir
District program takes solos and turns them into ensembles.
Career and technical education, preschool funding and dropout prevention lead 2013 legislative agenda
This is not a budget session, but rather a short, 30-day session that traditionally focuses on policy issues.
Operation Preparation expands to monthlong event
College and career readiness event looks to be bigger and better in second year.