Northern Kentucky University announced a new animation degree track and that it renamed its media informatics program to 3D digital design and visual effects. In a news release, the university said that the moves are a response to meet the industry’s changing demands. The bachelor of fine arts in animation will be houses in the […]
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NKU Announces Animation Degree, New Name for 3D Digital Design Program
Northern Kentucky University announced a new animation degree track and that it renamed its media informatics program to 3D digital design and visual effects. In a news release, the university said that the moves are a response to meet the industry’s changing demands. The bachelor of fine arts in animation will be houses in the […]
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Students from Local Schools Donate More than $10,000 to Nonprofits
Students from public and private schools in Kenton County granted more than $10,000 to local nonprofits as part of the Magnified Giving program. Students from Covington Latin School, Holmes High School, Holy Cross High School, St. Henry District High School, Simon Kenton High School, and Covington Catholic High School joined roughly 2,600 students in […]
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Students from Local Schools Donate More than $10,000 to Nonprofits
Students from public and private schools in Kenton County granted more than $10,000 to local nonprofits as part of the Magnified Giving program. Students from Covington Latin School, Holmes High School, Holy Cross High School, St. Henry District High School, Simon Kenton High School, and Covington Catholic High School joined roughly 2,600 students in […]
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Early Childhood Ed. Program Graduates First Class
Fourteen people recently graduated from a local early childhood educator training program. EC LEARN was established last year to provide early childhood education resources to families, early childhood professionals, and employers in eight Northern Kentucky counties. The first cohort of fourteen graduates participated in the nonprofit’s preparation course for the Child Development Associate (CDA) credentia. On […]
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Early Childhood Ed. Program Graduates First Class
Fourteen people recently graduated from a local early childhood educator training program. EC LEARN was established last year to provide early childhood education resources to families, early childhood professionals, and employers in eight Northern Kentucky counties. The first cohort of fourteen graduates participated in the nonprofit’s preparation course for the Child Development Associate (CDA) credentia. On […]
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Critical Race Theory and Ky. Schools Discussed Before Lawmakers
This story was compiled with details from the Legislative Research Commission and the Kentucky Department of Education Rep. Matt Lockett (R-Nicholasville) said he believes his bill, Bill Request 69 “will be one of the most vital pieces of legislation” that will be considered when the General Assembly convenes for its 2022 session in January. According […]
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Critical Race Theory and Ky. Schools Discussed Before Lawmakers
This story was compiled with details from the Legislative Research Commission and the Kentucky Department of Education Rep. Matt Lockett (R-Nicholasville) said he believes his bill, Bill Request 69 “will be one of the most vital pieces of legislation” that will be considered when the General Assembly convenes for its 2022 session in January. According […]
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NKY Schools Receive Grants for Family, Youth Services
Several Northern Kentucky schools and their Family Resource and Youth Services Centers (FRYSC) benefited from a statewide allotment of $15 million in grants from the Governor’s Emergency Education Relief Fund 2 (GEER II). The grants will fund educational support services needed due to COVID-19’s impact on schools, youth and families, with a focus on early […]
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NKY Schools Receive Grants for Family, Youth Services
Several Northern Kentucky schools and their Family Resource and Youth Services Centers (FRYSC) benefited from a statewide allotment of $15 million in grants from the Governor’s Emergency Education Relief Fund 2 (GEER II). The grants will fund educational support services needed due to COVID-19’s impact on schools, youth and families, with a focus on early […]