Work Ethic program teaches students secrets to success in the workplace
College/career ready means having a good work ethic in Hardin County.
Internship turning out ‘super’ for participants
Kentucky’s Minority Superintendent Internship Program is already paying dividends.
Pivotal Leadership paying off for five schools
GRREC initiative builds leadership through data analysis, culture assessment and more.
Shakespeare in the summer
By Amy Wallot amy.wallot@education.ky.gov Teachers from around the state had a good time learning about Shakespeare and how to make his work more accessible to their students during the Shakespeare Set Free Institute: Scholarship, Performance and Pedagogy. The two-day professional development opportunity was held for middle and high school teachers. Much like students, teachers also enjoy learning more when the [...]
The fun of science
Science experiments are underway every day in schools across Kentucky. Students enjoy the hands-on activities and teachers like to get in on the fun, too. This is a small collection of science I’ve seen happening over the past few months.
Hardin County creating virtual textbooks, seeks statewide input
Hardin County has taken the lead in creating virtual textbooks, and it wants statewide participation.
Governor signs alternative high school diploma legislation
Gov. Steve Beshear signed a bill on Monday that will benefit students with disabilities by allowing them to earn an alternative high school diploma. “We know how important it is that every student receives an education, and how important it is to high school students that they be rewarded with a diploma for their hard work when they successfully complete [...]
Hardin County teacher serves her students and her country
Meyer helps special education students from across the globe, and they help her, too.
Marching into the classroom
Following military careers, former troops are turning to teaching.
Mission complete
Online game brings in knowledge and fun, not to mention a few awards.