Student Support

The 6th Annual System of Care Academy is scheduled for June 18-20 at the Marriott Griffin Gate in Lexington.

As the spring semester is about to wrap up, grades for students who received the Dual Credit Scholarship are due.

Registration is underway for the 2019-2020 Kentucky Goes to College campaign.

The Collaborative for Academic, Social and Emotional Learning collaborated with Civic and Hart Research & Associates, sponsored by The Allstate Foundation, to survey 1,300 current and recent high school students.

The Kentucky Department of Education has attempted to clarify its early graduation program by adding several questions and answers to its list of frequently asked questions on minimum high school graduation requirements.

Being a college professor allows me to do two things. It allows me to stay connected with incredible school counselors from Kentucky and other states and it allows me to do something I’ve always loved ... teach!

The United States Secret Service, National Threat Assessment Center will provide training for educators on the National Threat Assessment model July 11 at Southeast Christian Church in Louisville.

The Kentucky School Counselor Association is accepting proposals for its fall conference Sept. 11-13 at Lexington Griffin Gate Marriott Resort and Spa.

Seneca High School (Jefferson County) counselors advocated for more lunch duty last school year, but there was a catch. Instead of standing in one corner, the counselors wanted to have a full table that was accessible to every student, every day, in every lunch.

Lead2Feed is a leadership program that nurtures a new generation of leaders – the ones sitting in your classroom and school – while working to meet a community need through project management, decision-making and teamwork.