Beechwood Middle School's speech team won the Kentucky High School Speech League (KHSLL) regional title.
From the Kentucky Department of Education:
Northern Kentucky University announced that it is offering free classes to the community for two days while Gateway Community & Technical College announced low-cost non-credit courses to improv
A Fort Thomas school is one of two from across Kentucky to be named as a National Association of ESEA State Program Administrators (NAESPA) Distinguished School.
The Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE) is calling on education leaders across the state to take steps to combat a drop in college enrollment, especially in the aftermath of COVID-19.
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The Dayton board of education accepted a draft budget for the next school year.
The budget is projected at around $2 million with an 11.9-percent contingency.
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The Newport board of education listened to its annual audit report presented by Daniel Demonte and Harold Kremer of the firm Barnes Dennig.
A bill to create a new, fully funded hybrid tier for the Kentucky Teachers’ Retirement System was approved by the Kentucky House of Representatives Thursday.
A Thomas More University student was awarded the English-Speaking Union (ESU) scholarship to attend the University of Oxford.
Saint Thomas School of Fort Thomas announced Kim Huser as the new school principal for the 2021-22 school year.
Students at three Northern Kentucky Catholic high schools were announced as scholarship recipients.
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A former director of the Kentucky Center for Mathematics, based in Highland Heights, and former teacher at Summit View Elementary in Independence, has been named director of education policy at the
Five Covington students were recognized by the city for their dedication to the Read Ready Covington program.
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Like many school districts across the state, staff members at Ludlow Independent Schools were set to begin receiving a COVID-19 vaccine over the weekend.
Covington Independent Public Schools will remain on an all-virtual learning calendar due to the number of staff under COVID-19-related quarantine.
