Beshear says partnership with KCTCS to place ‘kynectors’ on campuses full time to help students
Gov. Andy Beshear has announced a partnership with Kentucky Community & Technical College System (KCTCS) that places onsite experts at…
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STEM degrees dominate the highest-paying degrees list in America, according to new research
STEM degrees are revealed to dominate the highest-paying degrees list in America, with an average engineering graduate receiving a median…
A reminder: Secretary of State seeking entries for ’23 essay contest for students in grades 9-12
The Kentucky Secretary of State’s office is accepting entries for its 2023 essay contest for students in grades 9-12, and…
‘White Christmas’ is a carol all Americans can enjoy; its history has lessons about overcoming sad times
The Rural Blog Dreaming of a White Christmas? Many people do — even 80 years after the song’s debut. With a…
Final teams announced for X-Squared high school pitch competition plus — includes four NKY high schools
Square1 and St. Xavier High School have selected the teams for their X-Squared High School Pitch Competition Plus on January…
NKU’s winningest coach, Ken Shields, to offer three-day ‘Holiday Shooting Camp’ at Sports of All Sorts
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter The bug is in his blood. And he can’t get rid of it. But this…
Secretary of State’s office accepting entries for 2023 essay and slogan contest; entry deadline Jan. 31
The Kentucky Secretary of State’s office is accepting entries for its 2023 essay contest for students in grades 9-12, and…
Boone County’s Mike Ford named to staff of the Kentucky Association of School Administrators
Mike Ford, Boone County Schools administrator, has been named Director of Affiliates and Member Support Services the Kentucky Association of…
NKU names winners of annual alumni awards: Scott, the Blanks, Smitherman-Voltaire, Gardner
Northern Kentucky University has announced the recipients of its annual Alumni Awards: Chad Scott, Lisa and Gary Blank, Kristen Smitherman-Voltaire,…
Kentucky Board of Education approves job posting in search for new education commissioner
The Kentucky Board of Education (KBE) approved a candidate profile and job description in the search for a new education…
Regulatory reform is critical to expanding access to afterschool, summer programs in Kentucky
Affordable, quality afterschool programs keep kids safe, inspire them to learn, and support the needs of today’s working families. Yet,…
Council on Postsecondary Education awarded Stan Jones Legacy Award from Complete College America
The Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE) is the recipient of Complete College America’s (CCA) highest honor, the Stan Jones…
KCTCS, Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels mark major milestone with $100,000 scholarship donation
The Kentucky Community and Technical College System is celebrating a major milestone in its partnership with the Honorable Order of…
Cincinnati State Technical and Community College expands aviation maintenance program at CVG
An innovative program started by Cincinnati State Technical and Community College that helps high school students get a jumpstart on…
Villa Madonna Academy adds Esports to its sports offerings, expanding opportunities for students
Villa Madonna Academy has added Esports as a sport. Esports is not just about gaming; it’s about strategy, teamwork, and…
Fort Thomas student Kamden Moeves named among winners of Governor’s inauguration poster contest
Gov. Andy Beshear and First Lady Britainy Beshear on Monday announced the five winners of the children’s inauguration poster contest…
NKY Education Council announces nominations open for ’24 Excellence in Education Celebration Awards
It’s time to recognize Northern Kentucky’s outstanding students, educators, staff, postsecondary leaders, nonprofit organizations, and business leaders. Nominations are now…
Kentucky’s worsening teacher shortage requires an ‘across the pipeline’ approach, officials say
By McKenna Horsley Kentucky Lantern As more new teachers leave the profession, Kentucky’s teacher shortage is worsening, according to a…
NKU’s Haile College of Business establishes two new scholarships for Construction Management students
The Northern Kentucky University Haile College of Business is establishing two new scholarships that will be awarded to students in…
Audit of KCTCS shows lack of transparency, overcharging community colleges by $24M
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today State Auditor Mike Harmon released the results of a special examination of the Kentucky Community…
NKU ethics bowl team finishes second in regional competition, advances to nationals for first time
The Northern Kentucky University ethics bowl team competed in regional competition at Marian University in Indianapolis last month, finishing in…
Hundreds of Northern Kentucky students participate in Manufacturing Month tours
Many Northern Kentucky manufacturers opened their doors to more than 500 students for Manufacturing Month in October. Lorraine O’Moore, Director…