education

Bishop Brossart High School has announced plans to roll out a new fundraising initiative. 

The Newport Independent School District has announced that one of their teachers has been chosen to travel to Washington D.C.

Gateway Community and Technical College’s Automotive Technology program accreditation was renewed by the National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF) and the National Institute for

Beginning on Tuesday, March 1, mulch orders will be taken as part of the 25th Annual Spring Mulch Sale Fundraiser to support the Beechwood Bands program, including the school's Marching Band, Symph

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200 more children in the city would be ready for Kindergarten, more than twice the current number.

Northern Kentucky University Chase College of Law will become the first law school in Kentucky to offer an advanced law degree when it begins a program this summer that will award the international

Four Northern Kentucky High school students are finalists in the 20th annual Overtures Award and will perform for judges at the Aronoff Center in Cincinnati on Saturday.

Notre Dame Academy announced today that 137 students recently received Scholastic Writing Awards.

In honor of Black History Month, students at Glenn O. Swing Elementary School are researching and honoring African Americans for their contributions to society.

Notre Dame Academy announced this morning that four students from the class of 2016 have been recognized as National Merit Finalists by the 2016 National Merit Scholarship Program.

Newport Central Catholic High School announced yesterday that senior Scott Barrett, son of Ralph and Diane Barrett of Highland Heights, has been named a National Merit Finalist.