Newport Central Catholic High School sponsors 22nd annual Family Fireworks Fest Sept. 6
On Sunday, Sept. 6, Newport Central Catholic High School invites you to bring your family up on the school hill…
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At Town Hall meeting, KCPE’s Robert King says state now lags behind in postsecondary education
By Mike Rutledge NKyTribune Contributor From 2000 through 2009, Kentucky led the nation in increasing its percentage of residents with…
DBL Law partner Mark Guilfoyle appointed to Council on Postsecondary Education
DBL Law is pleased to announce partner and administrative law group leader, Mark D. Guilfoyle, was appointed to the Council…
See a textile exhibition ‘Transfigured’ at Eva G. Farris Gallery at Thomas More College through Aug. 21
Thomas More College presents “Transfigured,” a textiles exhibition by Elizabeth Mesa-Gaido and Jennifer A. Reis. The exhibit appears in the…
Gateway receives $1.1 million grant to assist low-income, first-generation and disabled students
Gateway Community and Technical College received a federal grant providing over $1.1 million over a five-year period to serve students….
Erlanger-Elsmere Schools welcome new teachers, administrators for the upcoming year
Erlanger-Elsmere Schools welcomes a number of highly-qualified professionals to key leadership positions as the district ushers in the 2015-2016 school…
Chamber foundation to host STEM Girls Day Out, free program at various host sites for career exploration
On Thursday, July 23, Impact NKY, a Foundation of the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, will host its annual STEM…
High schoolers showcase their business ideas through Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs
By Brandon Mattingly Special to the NKyTribune Some day, you may be able to purchase a Walk Easy, Slice Slide…
Campbellsville University begins unique academic partnership with Isaiah House recovery center
Campbellsville University is beginning an academic partnership with Isaiah House, a residential treatment center for men and women in Willisburg,…
Lincoln Grant Scholar House construction will bring new life to historic school building in Covington
By Jacob Lange NKyTribune intern The historic building that first housed an all-black school, then an integrated elementary and most…
Too fat to fight? Generals say too many young adults unfit to serve, blame school junk food
By Melissa Patrick Special to NKyTribune A new report from the Department of Defense found that 73 percent of young…
NKU Chase College of Law launches Master of Legal Studies degree, for those needing legal knowledge
Northern Kentucky University’s Chase College of Law will become the only law school in Greater Cincinnati and Kentucky to offer…
Taylor County High School teacher wins inaugural award for innovation in education
By Jonathan Coffman NKyTribune intern A Kentucky high school teacher who weds innovative technology with passion in his classroom won…
Education loans available for Kentucky college students
Kentucky students and parents who need help paying for college may qualify for low-interest rates on Kentucky Advantage Education Loans…
Five town hall meetings, including one in Highland Heights, give public chance to weigh in on higher ed
If you’ve been wanting to join the conversation about higher education in Kentucky, here’s your chance. The Council on Postsecondary…
‘One-of-a-kind’ analysis shows the graduation rates in every U.S. school district in one map
The Hechinger Report has put together a map of the 2013 high school graduation rates in nearly every school district…
Gateway VP’s of academic affairs, Corporate College and administrative and business affairs get to work
Teri VonHandorf, Carissa Schutzman and James Younger will begin their new roles as vice president at Gateway Community and Technical…
Ky. Board of Education wins national award for increasing college and career readiness
This week, the Education Commission of the States awarded the Kentucky Board of Education with the 2015 Frank Newman Award…
Campbellsville University breaks its record for summer school enrollment
Campbellsville University has broken its record for summer school enrollment. The 4,120 total credit hours being taken exceeds the 4,094…
More than 80 percent of Kentuckians support current academic standards, according to KDE
Kentuckians overwhelmingly support the state’s current academic standards in English/language arts and mathematics according to data from the Kentucky Core…
Cincinnati Bell gives 30 laptops to Gateway’s ‘Raise the Floor,’ providing women manufacturing training
Staff Report Cincinnati Bell has donated 30 laptops to support a local program that provides women training and certification for…
Alum, former student regent Nathaniel Smith named chair of NKU Board of Regents
Nathaniel G. Smith will chair the Northern Kentucky University Board of Regents for a one-year term beginning July 1. The…