National Center for Families Learning hosts annual conference in Kentucky this November
The Families Learning Conference is headed to the Bluegrass State!
The Families Learning Conference is headed to the Bluegrass State!
Communication skills are learnable. Everyone can become a better communicator. This three-part series will engage school leaders in a rigorous and lively examination of the skills necessary to be a clearer and more compelling communicator.
The Kentucky Historical Society (KHS) and the Kentucky Council for the Social Studies (KCSS) are joining together at KHS in downtown Frankfort for a two-day conference to rejuvenate your teaching strategies and collaborate with others in social studies education.
The Gilder Lehrman Affiliate School Program is a free program for K–12 schools that provides educational resources, professional development, and lesson plans.
Are you an educator looking to promote inclusivity and belonging in your classroom? Enroll now for the Fostering Inclusive Excellence in Your Classroom summer learning workshop series.
Join us for KET Summer PD 2024, where we’re diving into the world of media and learning support.
The University of Kentucky-Jewish Heritage Fund Holocaust Education Initiative is offering high-quality professional learning opportunities this Spring from May 21 through June 5.
The Kentucky Department of Education and Cognia™ invite you to the annual Continuous Improvement Summit on Sept. 23-24 at the Central Bank Center in Lexington. Please join us for an opportunity to explore a variety of topics and engage in conversations that will enrich your understanding of continuous improvement.
A child’s ability to read is a critical predictor of both educational and lifelong success. Students must have every opportunity to gain and strengthen this skill, and teachers must be equipped and empowered in the teaching of reading to best support their students.
The Ohio Valley Education Cooperative (OVEC) has launched a new cohort of Teach Tech Kentucky, a program designed to help teachers in grades 3-12 integrate computational thinking and computer science into their classrooms.