Boone County High School Spotlighters present ‘The Curious Savage,’ classic comedy with life lessons
Boone County High School Spotlighters present THE CURIOUS SAVAGE by John Patrick at BCHS’s auditorium on November 3, 4, and 5. Doors…
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Covington Catholic High School receives AdvancED accreditation; strengths include dedicated faculty
Less than two weeks after being named a 2016 National Blue Ribbon School by the U.S. Department of Education, Covington…
Three Northern Kentucky schools among six to receive grants to visit state parks this school year
The Kentucky State Park Foundation has approved transportation grants for students at six schools, including three schools in Northern Kentucky,…
Amy Osborne to head Thomas More College’s new Institute for Learning Differences
The Thomas More College Institute for Learning Differences is designed to help students with documented learning disabilities, such as those…
NKU presents 9th annual Cybersecurity Symposium on Oct. 21, features national and local experts
As security breaches become more common at all levels of society – from the presidential to the personal – Northern…
Young Adult Author event at Lloyd High School: authors of young adult literature, book signings
Join 13 authors of young adult literature for a meet and greet, Q&A, panels and book signing at the NKY…
NKU to host 6th annual ‘Young Women LEAD;’ featured speaker Julia Garcia on ‘The Real U’
Nearly 900 high school students from across Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky will gather at Northern Kentucky University Monday and…
Gateway ‘Big Read’ project leads to high-powered panel discussion on the death penalty Nov. 9
As part of the ongoing events associated with the Gateway/NEA Big Read, featuring Ernest Gaines’ A Lesson Before Dying, the…
Glenn O. Swing Elementary’s keys to success? Principal Alter says it’s all in the ‘Swing team’
By Vicki Prichard NKyTribune reporter By most standards, Glenn O. Swing Elementary in Covington works with daunting deficits – homelessness…
Notre Dame Academy receives $1.9m bequest from estate of alumna Ruth Wehage Schroer
Notre Dame Academy has received a $1.995 million bequest from the estate of one of its alumna, Ruth Wehage Schroer ’38….
NKU to host first Excellence Symposium, convening educators, business leaders on ‘inclusive excellence’
How are universities producing graduates prepared for the global workforce – and why does that matter to corporate America? …
Based on local policies, KY children may be eligible for earlier enrollment in kindergarten next year
Age eligibility cutoff for Kentucky kindergarteners will take effect next school year. The new date is August 1 instead of…
Thomas More’s Creative Writing Vision Program presenting event with two poet laureates on Oct. 12
Thomas More College’s Creative Writing Vision Program is presenting “Express: A Creative Writing Exchange” with Kentucky Poet Laureate George Ella…
Kenton County’s Mark Mains named assistant director of Kentucky 4-H after a national search
A lifelong 4-H’er has taken the helm of one of Kentucky’s most popular and storied youth development programs. The University…
KCTCS honored benefactors at 16th Celebration of Philanthropy Awards held in Louisville
The Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) honored college benefactors at a Celebration of Philanthropy Awards dinner Saturday, Oct….
NKU’s Chase College of Law leads the state in graduates passing the 2016 Kentucky bar exam
Northern Kentucky University’s Chase College of Law is the top law school in Kentucky for graduates passing the 2016 Kentucky…
Newport Independent Schools get $2 million grant; funds will be used to increase reading proficiency
The Newport Independent School District has been awarded a nearly $2 million federal literacy grant that will utilize new programs,…
Education groups: Supporting early childhood investments will build stronger future for our region
Building a stronger Kentucky by investing in quality early childhood programs was the focus of a seminar last week that…
Prichard Committee takes closer look at statewide ‘report card,’ cites bright spots, concerns
This year’s statewide assessment and accountability results, released last week, show some exciting progress for Kentucky’s students toward college and…
One playhouse at a time, Boone County students are engaged in hands-on learning — for a purpose
What started as a geometry project is changing the lives of kids in Boone County Schools and reshaping the educational…
Northern Kentucky Forum: If you aren’t worried about personal cybersecurity, you should be
The Northern Kentucky Forum’s next public service program will look at cybersecurity — and how you can protect yourself from…
Kentucky schools Report Card Part II: Overview of state rankings, NKY ‘Distinguished’ schools
Second of two parts Top-performing public elementary and high schools earned scores in the 90s while lowest scores were in…