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Bellevue Independent Schools bid farewell to Diane Dannenburg and Pam Fitch at the board of education meeting last week.
Erlanger-Elsmere Independent Schools announced Friday that Tiffany Gruen will serve as the new principal at Howell Elementary School in Elsmere.
A Simon Kenton High School teacher was named Teacher of the Year for 2021 by the Kentucky Education Association.
Leann Lewis teaches English at the high school in Independence.
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The Dayton board of education voted to allow students to return to school for an additional year if the students choose to do so.
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The Ludlow board of education met with its new principal of Mary A. Goetz Elementary and learned about plans from that school's former principal who has been elevated to a new position.
The departing superintendent of Fort Thomas Independent Schools was honored by the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce with its NKY Community Award.
Two Northern Kentucky principals have been selected to begin a year-long executive leadership training course typically reserved for the nation's top CEOs, according to the Kentucky Chamber of Comm
Ludlow Independent Schools announced that Tonya Brummer will serve as the next principal at Mary A. Goetz Elementary School.
Covington Independent Public Schools announced Wednesday that Maranda Meyer will be the new principal at Latonia Elementary.
Meyer has been assistant principal there for seven years.
A Boone County student is a winner in the Kentucky Secretary of State's statewide essay contest.
Sullivan University has received approval from the United States Department of Education to offer an online cannabis business certificate program that students can complete in just nine months.
Kenny Collopy was announced as the new principal at Newport Central Catholic on Monday.
He takes over the position, replacing the retiring Ron Dawn, on July 1.
Multiple students from Northern Kentucky were nominated for the American Jewish Committee (AJC)'s Simon Lazarus, Jr. Human Relations Award.
The honor has been presented since 1965.
The winners of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KTYC) 2021 Adopt-a-Highway Art Contest were announced, an included several from Northern Kentucky schools.
