Internship turning out ‘super’ for participants
Kentucky’s Minority Superintendent Internship Program is already paying dividends.
Girls, summer and science
Nineteen high school girls spent a week this summer at the University of Kentucky exploring the world of underwater robotics at an aquabots day camp. The aquabots are similar to the ones found in many Kentucky LEGO robotics programs, except they work in a pool of water instead of on land.
‘We have more expectations than any group I’ve ever seen, but they’re all good’
Metcalfe County focuses on the needs of each student to improve college and career readiness.
College-readiness involves more than good grades and good scores
Beechwood High School counselor guides seniors through an uncertain time.
Districts of Innovation chart path for schools of tomorrow
Four school districts have new ideas for how best to prepare students.
Together, they’re better
Many CTE teachers collaborate with core content teachers to enhance learning.
Early financial literacy a worthy investment
Learning how to teach young students economics pays off, educators say.
No wrong answers in ‘The Right Answer’
Teachers at two central Kentucky schools will use visual thinking strategies to help students learn social studies over the next couple of years.
Plenty to learn in Berea
Teachers were offered a cornucopia of art experiences during the 3rd annual Berea Festival of Learnshops in July. Over 100 workshops were offered to teachers and the public.
Mapping out more hands-on learning
Teachers learn how to bring GPS technology and mapping skills into wide range of classrooms.
