Tag: Knox County

Despite operating a YouTube channel with more than 1 million subscribers, Kendall Gray prioritized academics.

Campbellsville University recognized 197 teachers from across Kentucky in its annual Excellence in Teaching Award Program.

Eighteen Kentucky teachers have been awarded scholarships to one of four College Board Advanced Placement Summer Institutes. The scholarships totaling $18,200 cover the cost of tuition and, in some cases, expenses for the weeklong professional development programs.

Kentucky Department of Education Commissioner Wayne Lewis today announced the hiring of Christopher Musgrave as director of government relations for the Kentucky Department of Education.

Two Kentucky school public relations professionals are part of the National School Public Relations Association’s (NSPRA) fourth class of 35 Under 35, a group of emerging leaders in the field.

The Kentucky Department of Education recognized 10 Kentucky public schools on Sept. 18 for outstanding teaching and learning conditions. These Winners’ Circle schools were recognized for their effective teaching and school leadership practices and will be shared as models of best practices across the state.

Knox County's Beth Lovett shares her story of how she became a teacher leader and how other teachers can find their own leadership path.

The senior class at Lynn Camp High School (Knox County) puts on a haunted trail every year to raise money for the senior class trip.

Meet the people behind the new Science page on Kentucky Teacher.

Knox County’s Elizabeth Lovett says adults need to work together to ensure students from high-poverty school districts have the educational opportunities they need.