Carlisle 5th graders better understand finances through Fidelity Investments’ Adopt a Class program
Staff report
A fifth-grade class from John G. Carlisle Elementary School visited Fidelity Investments’ regional site in Covington last week as part of Fidelity’s national financial education program.
Carlisle students played the stock game with a Fidelity volunteer. (Photo provided/Fidelity)
Fidelity mentors students in three classrooms at the John G. Carlisle Elementary School and the...
NKU awarded Gold Distinction by Military Friendly for support of student veterans and their families
Northern Kentucky University has announced it has been named a Military Friendly School with Gold distinction. This prestigious recognition is awarded to schools that demonstrate exceptional commitment to supporting military-affiliated students and their families.
In earning this Gold distinction, NKU has exemplified its dedication to providing top-notch educational opportunities and support services...
Campbell County Middle School teacher Christen Bonfield is winner of Gold Star Teacher Award
Gold Star, in partnership with The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati, presented Christen Bonfield of Campbell County Middle School as the fifth recipient of its Gold Star Teacher Award.
The award, which annually celebrates the hard work and dedication of local teachers who exhibit a passion for their profession while also going above and beyond for their students, was presented to Bonfield during...
Calipari in talks with Arkansas about its coaching vacancy?; no official word but story getting traction
By Keith Taylor
Kentucky Today
Kentucky men’s basketball coach John Calipari is reportedly in “serious talks” with Arkansas about its head coaching vacancy.
According to Matt Norlander of CBS Sports, Kentucky athletics director Mitch Barnhart has yet to be informed of any possible discussions between the two parties. Eric Musselman resigned as coach of the Razorbacks to take the USC job Friday.
John...
Covington schools seeking nominations for Holmes High School Hall of Distinction, Young Alumnus
Holmes High School has an outstanding history of students who have made significant differences in their communities and it recognizes those achievements each year with the Holmes Hall of Distinction designations and the Holmes Outstanding Young Alumnus Award.
The Covington Board of Education is seeking nominations for these honors.
The Hall of Distinction honors distinguished graduates and friends...
NKY Makerspace, Boone County Schools to host 2024 STEAM Maker Expo May 11 at Ignite Institute
NKY Makerspace and Boone County Schools have announced plans for its 2024 Maker Expo, a STEAM-making event celebrating creativity and technology, at Ignite Institute Mother’s Day weekend.
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The Expo will run from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Saturday, May 11, at Ignite Institute. The Expo is an opportunity to engage students in making and inventing. Expo experts and novices in science,...
KY Teacher Hall of Fame accepting nominations for Class of 2024; submission deadline August 15
The Kentucky Teacher Hall of Fame announced that nominations are now being accepted for the class of 2024.
Established in 2000 through a generous gift from former Governor Louie B. Nunn, the Kentucky Teacher Hall of Fame recognizes educators across the Commonwealth who have made significant contributions to the teaching profession and the students they serve.
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As a prominent institution...
NKY Chamber to host National Civics Bee regional competition April 27 at Northern Kentucky University
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) is honored to present the 2024 National Civics Bee on April 27 from 10 a.m. to noon at Northern Kentucky University’s (NKU) University Center Ballroom, at 20 Kenton Drive in Highland Heights.
The National Civics Bee is an initiative aimed at encouraging young Americans to engage in civics and contribute to their communities.
Organized in partnership...
Enzweiler Building Institute to hold second 2024 informational session April 6-7 in Covington
The Enzweiler Building Institute will hold its second introductory weekend for Covington Academy for Heritage Trades for 2024 April 6-7.
The Saturday event will run from 9 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Covington location, located at 3923 Winston Avenue, and will include sessions at the Academy’s real-life lab at an historic home at 1515 Madison Avenue. The weekend will conclude with a Sunday session from...
Rep. Thomas Massie invites high school students to participate in Congressional Art Competition
U.S. Representative Thomas Massie (R-KY) invites all high school students from Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District to participate in the 2024 Congressional Art Competition.
The winning piece of art from each of the nation’s congressional districts will be displayed in a year-long exhibit within a U.S. Capitol corridor.
Interested artists can submit their artwork to Congressman Massie’s...
NKU Haile College of Business Beta Gamma Sigma chapter earns 2024 Best Practice recognition
Northern Kentucky University’s Haile College of Business (HCOB) is celebrating a significant achievement as its Beta Gamma Sigma chapter is named the 2024 Best Practice Chapter out of 630 global chapters.
The recognition highlights the chapter’s dedication to fostering academic excellence, leadership development, and community engagement among business students.
Established in 1913, Beta Gamma...
Fort Thomas Education Foundation presents $72,000 in grants during traditional Grant Patrol this week
The Fort Thomas Education Foundation conducted its annual Grant Patrol this week.
This fun tradition gives the FTEF the opportunity to surprise Fort Thomas Independent Schools (FTIS) teachers who have submitted a FTEF Grant Request with the news that their request has been funded.
This year, the FTEF funded over $72,000 in teacher grants.
This is all due to the generous donations from families and...
Born Before AI? This NKU lecture series is for you; explores intersection of humanity and AI
In an age where artificial intelligence (AI) shapes industries, societies and our daily lives, the College of Informatics at Northern Kentucky University announces a groundbreaking lecture series, “Born Before AI”.
This thought-provoking series will bring together NKU experts to explore the intersection of humanity and AI offering insights, reflections and discussions around the profound impact...
Kentucky’s Independent Colleges and Universities report 5.6% enrollment increase for fall 2023
Kentucky’s independent colleges and universities saw a significant increase in enrollment this year, according to new Fall 2023 enrollment data available from the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education.
Total fall enrollment grew by 8.5% at the 18 institutions that make up the Association of Independent Kentucky Colleges and Universities. There were 4,640 more students enrolling than in Fall...
Central Bank bringing financial literacy education to participating NKY schools — through BANZAI
Central Bank & Trust Co. is bringing financial literacy education to over 2,740 students and residents in several Kentucky counties, including Northern Kentucky.
Students at 24 schools and the surrounding community have free access to Banzai, an award-winning online program and content library that allows users to practice real-world finance from the safety of their home or classroom using any...
