UPDATE: A teen has been arrested for making a bomb threat at Holmes Click H
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Newport Independent Schools Superintendent Kelly Middleton gave a report on the Kentucky Association of School Superintendents (KASS) convention, and spelled out the legislative priorities of the g
Gateway Community and Technical College has been named a training and certification site by the American Welding Society (AWS), expanding opportunities for Gateway welding students and potential em
The Newport Independent School District has been awarded a $1.5 million federal grant that will be used to purchase laptop computers, hire a math specialist and provide professional development and
Like many students in the Master of Public Administration (MPA) program at Northern Kentucky University (NKU), Lisa Marie Watkins wanted to work on a Capstone project that would have a positive imp
Gateway Community and Technical College officially opened its new bookstore on the Urban Metro Campus in downtown Covington with an open house and ribbon cutting Wednesday.
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Covington Catholic High School junior Joseph Wuestefeld was the grand prize winner of the KY FAME and Gateway Community College Open House giveaway.
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Ludlow High School principal Travis Caudill gave the Ludlow Board of Education a report on the state assessment, delivery targets and closing the achievement gaps for the middle and high schools.
Students in the newly required Personal Finance class at Newport Central Catholic (NCC) were surprised to learn of their homework ‒ playing an online game.
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A letter from Alexandria Mayor Bill Rachford to superintendents of all seven school districts in Campbell County and to the mayors and school board members in each community, prompted a public resp
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Holmes Middle School principal Sean Bohannon is leaving his position at the school but it remains unclear when.
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Thomas More College will host a “Shantytown Experience” on its campus on Tuesday, November 17 beginning at 8:00 p.m.
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At Wednesday night's meeting of the Newport Board of Education, Kristy McNally, Homeless Coordinator for the District, reported that 145 students in four schools are homeless.
