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    Apr 14, 2012 |Story| AM News

  1. Seventh Boyle student to attend Gatton Academy

    Boyle County High School now has the unique distinction of being the only school in the state to have a student accepted into the Gatton Academy every year since its inception. 
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    Boyle County High School now has the unique distinction of being the only school in the state to have a student accepted into the Gatton Academy every year since its inception.  Since 2006, the Gatton Academy has admitted seven Boyle County High School...

    Tags: Western Kentucky University, Students, Schools, Teaching and Learning, School Examinations

    2. Jan 24, 2012 |Story| Winchester Sun

  2. Test scores up for some Clark students

    Clark County Public Schools students showed a slight improvement overall on the winter Measure of Academic Progress (MAP) tests taken before Christmas break.
    The Winchester Sun
    Clark County Public Schools students showed a slight improvement overall on the winter Measure of Academic Progress (MAP) tests taken before Christmas break. The MAP tests, which are given three times a year to students in kindergarten through eighth...

    Tags: Students, Academic Progress, Teaching and Learning, Teaching and Learning

    3. Dec 30, 2011 |Story| AM News

  3. Lincoln school prepares for state visit

    STANFORD — Tests could not have been farther from most students’ minds this winter break. But Lincoln County school officials spent the holidays preparing for a state evaluation that will in part decide the future of Lincoln County High School.
    msimpson@amnews.com
    STANFORD — Tests could not have been farther from most students’ minds this winter break. But Lincoln County school officials spent the holidays preparing for a state evaluation that will in part decide the future of Lincoln County High...

    Tags: Students, School Examinations, Academic Progress, School Examinations, Teaching and Learning

    4. Dec 19, 2011 |Story| Winchester Sun

  4. Students' grades getting an early morning boost

    For most students, the thought of having to get to school 45 minutes early in the morning would be a nightmare.
    For most students, the thought of having to get to school 45 minutes early in the morning would be a nightmare. But for one group of Fannie Bush Elementary School students, it’s actually something they look forward to. Four days a week, the...

    Tags: Students, Teaching and Learning, Education

    5. Aug 18, 2011 |Story| Winchester Sun

  5. Opinion: Beginning a new era for Kentucky public schools

    This year’s back-to-school season marks the beginning of a new era for Kentucky’s public education system that offers great promise for moving our state forward.
    This year’s back-to-school season marks the beginning of a new era for Kentucky’s public education system that offers great promise for moving our state forward. Kentucky’s teachers and students will have their first experience this fall...

    Tags: Chicago Jobs, Politics, Colleges and Universities, Standards, Kentucky

    6. Oct 20, 2011 |Story| AM News

  6. Lincoln faces results of low achievement

    STANFORD — Lincoln County High School will face major changes — potentially including the replacement of its principal and 50 percent of faculty and staff — after being named one of the lowest performing schools in the state.
    msimpson@amnews.com
    STANFORD — Lincoln County High School will face major changes — potentially including the replacement of its principal and 50 percent of faculty and staff — after being named one of the lowest performing schools in the state. The...

    Tags: Examinations, Teaching and Learning

    7. Oct 27, 2011 |Story| Interior Journal

  7. Getting it right

    There wasn't  a lot of good news in the summary of student performance on standardized testing that District Assessment Coordinator Anthony Beeler presented to the Lincoln County School Board last week, but among the high points were two preschool classes that are clearly doing something right. Waynesburg Elementary's Mae Farmer and Fort Logan's Christalynn Hubble's classes were clearly high end outliers on the Early Childhood 2010- 2011 Outcomes Report that records the test scores for four-year-olds in the county that participated in either the preschool or Head Start programs.
    There wasn't  a lot of good news in the summary of student performance on standardized testing that District Assessment Coordinator Anthony Beeler presented to the Lincoln County School Board last week, but among the high points were two preschool classes...
    8. Aug 7, 2011 |Story| Winchester Sun

  8. Ragan Clark named Clark County's first Distinguished Young Woman

    Chances are, said Ragan Clark, someone suffering from a gunshot wound to the brain would not survive, but about a week ago, Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, D-Ariz., walked onto the House floor to cast her vote on the debt ceiling.
    Chances are, said Ragan Clark, someone suffering from a gunshot wound to the brain would not survive, but about a week ago, Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, D-Ariz., walked onto the House floor to cast her vote on the debt ceiling. Clark, named the 2012 —...

    Tags: Christianity, Politics, High School Sports, Gabrielle Giffords, Teaching and Learning

    9. Nov 16, 2011 |Story| AM News

  9. Boyle chamber hosts education panelists

    The Danville-Boyle County Chamber of Commerce 2011 Public Policy Series covered divisive issues from taxes to party politics this year. But it concluded Tuesday with a topic on which even the diverse panelists found some common ground — education.
    msimpson@amnews.com
    The Danville-Boyle County Chamber of Commerce 2011 Public Policy Series covered divisive issues from taxes to party politics this year. But it concluded Tuesday with a topic on which even the diverse panelists found some common ground — education....

    Tags: Students, Colleges and Universities, Teaching and Learning

    10. Oct 19, 2010 |Story| Interior Journal

  10. Most Lincoln schools make Adequate Yearly Progress

    “If a baseball player strikes out, grounds out or pops out seven times out of ten, he’s still the guy you want at the plate at the bottom of the ninth with a tie score and the bases loaded, but with No Child Left Behind (NCLB), if you’re not batting a thousand, you’ve failed,” said Lincoln County School District Director of Academics Pam Hart discussing the results of the recently released standardized test scores for 2009-2010. That being said, five out of the county’s eight schools are still batting a thousand with only the high school, middle school and Waynesburg Elementary failing to make prescribed adequate yearly progress goals (AYP) as prescribed by NCLB.
    “If a baseball player strikes out, grounds out or pops out seven times out of ten, he’s still the guy you want at the plate at the bottom of the ninth with a tie score and the bases loaded, but with No Child Left Behind (NCLB), if you’re...

    Tags: Mathematics, Students, Euthanasia, School Examinations, Teaching and Learning

    11. Jan 26, 2011 |Story| Winchester Sun

  11. Waters: School Choice Week highlights need for reform

    BOWLING GREEN — Hundreds of groups nationwide will celebrate the benefits of educational freedom this week (Jan. 23-29) as part of National School Choice Week.
    BOWLING GREEN — Hundreds of groups nationwide will celebrate the benefits of educational freedom this week (Jan. 23-29) as part of National School Choice Week. Unfortunately, there’s not much to celebrate in Kentucky, one of only a handful of...

    Tags: Think Tanks, Elections, Collective Contract, Politics, Career and Workplace

    12. Feb 8, 2011 |Story| Winchester Sun

  12. Clark schools mentoring aspiring principals

    Clark County Schools Superintendent Elaine Farris has had many mentors as she has progressed through the educational system at the school, district and state level.
    The Winchester Sun
    Clark County Schools Superintendent Elaine Farris has had many mentors as she has progressed through the educational system at the school, district and state level. Because of that, she said, she knows the importance of grooming individuals who are...
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