Making student transitions easier
Northern Kentucky teachers are working together to meet the needs of students in this highly mobile region.
‘It’s best practices every day, all day’
Ruth Moyer Elementary principal believes sticking to fundamentals helped the Fort Thomas Independent school win the 2016 Blue Ribbon honor.
Bath County begins offering world language in elementary schools
This year at Owingsville Elementary School, kindergarten through 5th-grade students will get the chance to learn the basics of the Spanish language from a native of the country.
Building a STEAM program from scratch
Jefferson County's Erin Bloomer describes how she created a STEM program from scratch and what kind of possibilities STEM opens up for her students.
Work to reduce novice learners showing promise
More than 11,500 educators across the state to be trained by the end of November.
Calloway County grows its own crop of language teachers
For the 2016-17 school year, Calloway County High School students enrolled in a new elective, Español Para Adolescentes, in order to help with the need for world languages in the district's elementary schools.
Starting them off global
In our current knowledge economy, knowing information is useless unless you can do something with that knowledge.
‘Like a grandfather for every student’
Daviess County’s Kenny Kelley brings home the 2016 Fred Award from the Kentucky Association of School Administrators.
Nicholasville Elementary partners with public library for online book club
The library media specialist at Nicholasville Elementary partnered with the Jessamine County Public Library during the 2015-16 school year to introduce students to virtual book clubs.
Opening the schoolhouse doors
Boone County wants to bridge the gap between school and home for its 20,000 students.