K-12 Education
Get your GED. Kids, have fun while you learn. Parents, find important links to school information.
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- Adult Learners/GED
These links help adults reach their education goals.- Adult Education Website
Improving the educational attainment level of adult Kentuckians who do not have a high school diploma, who function at low levels of literacy, or who want to learn the English language - Adult Learners/GED
Earn your GED, find and adult learning center, search for a job, and more. - GED Information
View links regarding earning your GED. - GED Resources
The State Library has prepared the following list of resources for the topic "GED Preparation." - Virtual Adult Education
The Kentucky Virtual Adult Education (KYVAE) Web site was created to help adults achieve their education goals.
- Fun Activities for Kids
Learning can be fun; check out these links for more.- Jobs for Kids
Career choices for kids geared toward their personal likes and dislikes, from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. - Kentucky Government Kids Page
Kentucky Legislature's web site for students, where anyone interested in learning more about the Kentucky General Assembly can find a wealth of information.
- National Testing
- ACT Testing Information
The ACT is designed to assess high school students' general educational development and their ability to complete college-level work. - SAT Testing Information
Follow the links to register online for the SAT, view and send your SAT scores, and find all the information you need -- including exam dates and fees -- for the SAT I, SAT II: Subject Tests, PSAT/NMSQT, AP, and CLEP.
- Schools
Find a school or district; access Kentucky's virtual high school.- Elementary Schools
Visit the web sites of many of Kentucky's elementary schools.
- High School Websites
Most of Kentucky's schools and districts have informative Web sites that contain school year calendars and explain their educational philosophy. - Map of School Districts
This map shows all of Kentucky's 176 public school districts. - Middle Schools
Visit the web sites of many of Kentucky's middle schools.
- Non-Public Schools
Web sites of non-public schools in Kentucky - School Districts
Visit the web sites of many of Kentucky's school districts.
- Technical Schools
To develop a versatile individual by providing technical education and skills training. - View school and district profiles
Learn about a school's or district's attendance rates, staffing, socio-economic standing and academic performance by reviewing its profile. - Virtual High School
The Kentucky Virtual High School is a statewide educational service delivering high school courses and online learning opportunity to Kentuckians. - Vocational Schools
A listing of Kentucky's vocational school Web sites.
- State Standards & Assessments
Kentucky has become pro-active in raising the standard of education. Access these links to find out more.- Commonwealth Accountability Testing
The Commonwealth Accountability Testing System (CATS) is designed to improve teaching, and student learning in Kentucky. - Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence
The Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence is an education advocacy organization based in Lexington, Kentucky. We work to improve education for all Kentuckians. - School Improvement
School Improvement provides a data-driven, research-based framework for defining goals and objectives for improving student learning. - Testing and Reporting
Kentucky's educational reforms are based upon the principle that schools must be held accountable for the progress of their students.
- Health Resources for Schools
Studies of school-based programs show that health instruction is effective in changing health attitudes and behaviors. - Instructor Resources
This section provides information primarily about activities and programs that happen - or that directly affect what happens - in the classroom. - KYVU4K12.org
The KYVU, in partnership with the KVHS and KYVL, is an approved provider of Supplemental Education Services, providing online access to and tech support for K-12 curriculum and tutorials under the guidelines of the federal "No Child Left Behind" legislation. The KYVU4K12 also supports the GEAR UP Kentucky program to bring expanded services to low-income students and their teachers.
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