The Kenton County School District (KCSD) reversed its plan to remove an historic ginkgo tree from the campus of R.C. Hinsdale Elementary School in Edgewood. The large tree, around which the school was built and themed in the late 1970s, was expected to come down in the fall. The school is set to undergo a […]
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St. Henry Wins Second Place in World Future Problem Solving Program Competition
Students from St. Henry District High School won second place this week at the annual Future Problem Solving Program International’s (FPSPI) Global Issues Problem Solving (GIPS) competition that was held virtually on June 10. The Crusaders competed against schools from all over the world including the United States, Australia, Turkey, Singapore, Hong Kong, and New Zealand. […]
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St. Henry Wins Second Place in World Future Problem Solving Program Competition
Students from St. Henry District High School won second place this week at the annual Future Problem Solving Program International’s (FPSPI) Global Issues Problem Solving (GIPS) competition that was held virtually on June 10. The Crusaders competed against schools from all over the world including the United States, Australia, Turkey, Singapore, Hong Kong, and New Zealand. […]
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St. Henry Wins Second Place in World Future Problem Solving Program Competition
Students from St. Henry District High School won second place this week at the annual Future Problem Solving Program International’s (FPSPI) Global Issues Problem Solving (GIPS) competition that was held virtually on June 10. The Crusaders competed against schools from all over the world including the United States, Australia, Turkey, Singapore, Hong Kong, and New Zealand. […]
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Five Boone Schools Added to State’s FRYSC Network
Nineteen schools across Kentucky, including five in the Boone County Schools system, are set to be added to the statewide Division of Family Resource and Youth Services Centers (FRYSC) Network that provides administrative support, technical assistance and training to local school-based centers, Governor Andy Beshear announced Wednesday. The primary goal of these centers is to […]
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Five Boone Schools Added to State’s FRYSC Network
Nineteen schools across Kentucky, including five in the Boone County Schools system, are set to be added to the statewide Division of Family Resource and Youth Services Centers (FRYSC) Network that provides administrative support, technical assistance and training to local school-based centers, Governor Andy Beshear announced Wednesday. The primary goal of these centers is to […]
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Tuition Costs Frozen at Ky. Community Colleges
Tuition will not rise in the next academic year at Kentucky Community & Technical College System (KCTCS) schools, including Gateway in Northern Kentucky. The KCTCS board of directors voted to freeze tuition rates at $179 per credit hour for in-state students and $358 for out-of-state students who live in counties contiguous to Kentucky. For other […]
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Tuition Costs Frozen at Ky. Community Colleges
Tuition will not rise in the next academic year at Kentucky Community & Technical College System (KCTCS) schools, including Gateway in Northern Kentucky. The KCTCS board of directors voted to freeze tuition rates at $179 per credit hour for in-state students and $358 for out-of-state students who live in counties contiguous to Kentucky. For other […]
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Mask, Social-Distancing Requirements No Longer Mandated by Ky. Dept. of Ed.
The use of cloth face coverings and social distancing measures are no longer mandated in Kentucky schools, the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) said Friday, rescinding its COVID-19 guidance issued earlier in the pandemic. The “Healthy at School” document included rules for public school districts to recognize as students returned to classrooms. School districts may, […]
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Mask, Social-Distancing Requirements No Longer Mandated by Ky. Dept. of Ed.
The use of cloth face coverings and social distancing measures are no longer mandated in Kentucky schools, the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) said Friday, rescinding its COVID-19 guidance issued earlier in the pandemic. The “Healthy at School” document included rules for public school districts to recognize as students returned to classrooms. School districts may, […]