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Kentucky has 173 school districts with 1,233 schools. Find contact information, schools websites, and details about each school in the Newcomers Guide.
Kentucky offers four different programs that allow students of all ages to travel abroad while continuing their education.
Find out how good grades in high school translate to scholarship money once you start college.
Students have many different options to earn college credit while still attending high school. Advanced Placement, Dual Credit and Performance Based Credit.
The Education Professional Standards Board is responsible for issuing and renewing certificates for all Kentucky teachers and administrators.
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Welcome to the new era in public education in the Commonwealth of Kentucky - designed to ensure every child reaches his/her learning potential and graduates from high school ready for college and career.
This program lays the foundation for what students should learn, what will be tested, how subjects will be tested, when tests are given, what should comprise the public school accountability system and more.
High-quality early childhood education is a critical component of K-12 success, and research shows it can help close the achievement gap. Learn how investing in education early in life makes a big difference later in life.
Parents in Kentucky have the right to homeschool their children. Find out what requirements and responsibilities it takes to start home schooling your children.
Find out how Kentucky is prepping students with the necessary skills to transition into postsecondary education and the workforce. Learn about the different programs areas, student-lead organizations and resources available.
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Starting in 2011, the Kentucky Department of Education started working directly with local school districts to accelerate the amount of student who are college and career ready by the end of their senior year.
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