NKy Education Council launches One to One Math program to assist students, prevent confusion later
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‘Kentucky Teacher’ magazine spotlights Williamstown Independent Superintendent Sally Skinner
Kentucky Teacher magazine, a publication of the Kentucky Department of Education, recently profiled Sally Skinner in its “Superintendent Spotlight.” Williamstown…
KCTCS’ Super Sunday celebrates five years of helping students of color pursue education
On Feb. 22, the Kentucky Community and Technical College System and each of its 16 colleges will partner with churches…
Weekender: In these classrooms, it’s OK to play Minecraft; it’s the ‘gamification of learning’
By Brenna R. Kelly Special to NKyTribune Fifth-grader Olivia Staples is building a castle, not just any castle – a…
Gateway Foundation gets four new members
Four community leaders have joined the board of directors of the Gateway Community and Technical College Foundation. “We are pleased…
Boone County school district offering two exciting opportunities for students: early college, design
Boone County school district has announced two exciting opportunities available to incoming juniors and seniors, Boone County Early College and…
NKU Northerner’s journalistic innovation earns state recognition at KPA convention
Northern Kentucky University’s independent student run news organization, The Northerner, received top honors in two categories from The…
NKU to host 2015 Education Awards, recognize teachers for work in classroom, community
Northern Kentucky University, the University of Cincinnati, Xavier University, and Mount St. Joseph University will partner with The Cincinnatus Association…
Education chief says his agency will watch for attempts to game new school dropout law
Kentucky Education Commissioner Terry Holliday said Wednesday that his agency will keep an eye on any attempts by districts to…
NKU students taking carbon footprint app to D.C. for EPA technology conference, competition finals
A group of Northern Kentucky University students are headed to the nation’s capital for a national environmental technology competition this…
TMMK’s $100K donation to Morehead State to fund 21st Century Center for Manufacturing Systems
A $100,000 donation from Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky to Morehead State University is helping make MSU’s 21st Century Center for…
Thomas More College, Gateway announce Gateway2TMC in first-of-its kind partnership
Gateway Community & Technical College and Thomas More College have announced Kentucky’s first public two-year/private four-year dual enrollment program. Gateway2TMC…
New Covington school board member wants her kids, others’ to get ‘good education’
By Greg Paeth NKyTribune Senior Reporter Although she grew up in the Cincinnati suburb of Forest Park and attended the…
Brockhoff appointed to fill vacancy on Covington school board until an election in November
By Greg Paeth NKyTribune Senior Reporter Kentucky Education Commissioner Terry Holliday has appointed Wallace Woods resident April Frese Brockhoff to…
Reason to Celebrate: All 173 Kentucky school districts have raised school dropout age to 18
All 173 school districts in Kentucky have now approved a policy raising the school dropout age from 16 to 18….
NKU to celebrate Emily Dickinson’s artwork during three-day festival on Valentine’s Day
Northern Kentucky University will celebrate Emily Dickinson and the artwork her poetry has inspired with a three-day festival on Valentine’s…
Four candidates interviewed so far by state panel to fill vacancy on Covington school board
By Greg Paeth NKy Tribune senior reporter Former Covington Board of Education member Krista Powers and Diane Brumback, who ran…
Helen Carroll: Business benefits from schools connection; NaviGo, coaching model examples
It’s about business engagement . . . but it’s also about business benefit. “That sweet, six year old comes running…
Erlanger-Elsmere district kindergarten registration window set; schools offer information, requirements
Arnett, Howell, Lindeman and Miles Elementary Schools will hold kindergarten and first grade registration for the 2015-2016 Erlanger-Elsmere Independent…
Half of state’s kindergarteners were ready for school this year, up from 49 percent last year
Half of students who started kindergarten this school year were ready to learn and succeed. That is up from 49…
Thomas More band members represent the program in intercollegiate band at state music conference
Thomas More College’s Marching Saints, new for the 2014-2015 academic year, will be represented at the Kentucky Music Educators…
Kentucky among leaders nationwide in graduation rates, latest numbers show
The latest numbers on the graduation rate are out from the U.S. Department of Education, and Kentucky is among the…