Applications now open for non-voting teacher, student members of KBE; deadline March 13
Applications are now being accepted for the non-voting teacher and student members of the Kentucky Board of Education (KBE). Each…
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Author Erika Wurth to visit Kenton Co. Public Library February 27 to discuss debut novel White Horse
Horror author Erika T. Wurth will visit the Kenton County Public Library this month to discuss her debut novel White…
Governor authorizes $14.7 million to Kentucky schools to cover part of budget shortfall
By McKenna Horsley Kentucky Lantern Gov. Andy Beshear is authorizing $14.7 million to cover part of a $40 million state…
Protect Our Schools KY relaunches with new mission championing reinvestment in KY schools
Protect Our Schools KY, the group behind the defeat of Amendment 2 in last year’s election cycle, on Wednesday officially…
Students reminded to apply for assistance during Financial Aid Awareness Month, FAFSA February
February is Financial Aid Awareness Month, and the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority’s (KHEAA) FAFSA February campaign reminds students of…
Nominations are open through March 10 for Kentucky Board of Education Karem Award
The Kentucky Board of Education (KBE) is accepting nominations for the 2025 Karem Award for Excellence in Education Policy. The award,…
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center to host screening of NKU film on rise of abolitionism Feb. 16
The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center will host a screening of a film created by three Northern Kentucky University faculty….
NKU’s School of the Arts to present Shakespeare’s Henry V Feb. 13-22 at Corbett Theatre
Northern Kentucky University’s School of the Arts (SOTA) will present audiences with a thought-provoking production of William Shakespeare’s historic play,…
Jennifer Henry: No shortage of negativity when it comes to schools; let’s change the buzz about teaching
The buzz in the headlines and on social media is not kind to the teaching profession right now. The “word…
Covington Academy of Heritage Trades accepting registration spring seminars beginning in March
Are you ready to gain in-demand skills that can lead to a career in historic restoration? The Covington Academy of…
Officials announce Kentucky’s first statewide Agriculture Education Week set for March 17-21
Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman, Commissioner of Agriculture Jonathan Shell and Commissioner of Education Robbie Fletcher on Wednesday announced March 17-21…
Commonwealth Education Continuum launches new website to help explore education, career options
Kentuckians now have a one-stop-shop for finding answers on career and education questions. During a “virtual ribbon-cutting” ceremony at the…
Two Northern Kentucky teachers among ten named finalists for annual Gold Star Teacher Award
Gold Star and The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati (TCT) have announced this year’s top 10 finalists for the annual Gold…
NKU’s Haile College of Business ranked among best online master’s programs by U.S. News & World Report
Northern Kentucky University’s Master of Accountancy (MAcc) program in the Haile College of Business has been ranked 66th among the…
AIKCU report: State’s 18 independent, nonprofit colleges contribute $2.06 billion to state, local economies
Kentucky’s 18 independent, nonprofit colleges and universities contribute $2.06 billion to the state and local economies, according to a report…
Gateway CTC’s Workforce Solutions to launch first evening Commercial Driver’s License class
Gateway Community & Technical College’s Workforce Solutions announced the launch of its first-ever evening Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) – A…
KY sees gains in fourth-grade math scores on 2024 National Assessment of Educational Progress
Kentucky’s fourth-grade math students saw an increase in their scores on the 2024 National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), also…
Covington Fraternal Order of Police accepting applications for $500 Fallen Officer scholarship
It’s not too soon for upcoming high school graduates to compose an essay that could lead to a $500 college…
We Lead CS to award first grant to NKY Chamber to expand student access to computer science education
Staff report We Lead CS, a statewide, virtual career academy focused on expanding student access to computer science education, will…
KCPL to host career fair featuring more than 40 area employers January 30 at Erlanger Branch
The Erlanger Branch of the Kenton County Public Library will be hosting a Career Fair Thursday, January 30, in collaboration…
Fort Thomas Education Foundation’s Grant Patrol surprises teachers with funding for projects
The Fort Thomas Education Foundation conducted its annual Grant Patrol Friday, January 17 – Thursday, January 23. This fun tradition…
KY House Speaker David Osborne questions reliability of data after school funding shortfall predicted
By McKenna Horsley Kentucky Lantern Kentucky House Speaker David Osborne questioned the reliability of Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) data…