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Ignite students prepare for Maker Expo by showcasing creativity

What you need to know Students at the Ignite Institute’s NKYMakerspace are preparing to share their creativity with the broader community through the annual Maker Expo. Lauren Mays, a senior at the Ignite Institute, describes herself as an artistic person. Through her internship with NKYMakerspace, her creativity flourished, she said. “I’m an artistic person. I […]

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Kenton County Schools to stop using paper registration records

Kenton County Schools will switch to electronic student registration starting next academic year. The district is a late comer to electronic registration and filing systems, still officially relying on paper records along with roughly 25 other districts throughout Kentucky, according to district documents. The district hopes this will make the process of registration easier for […]

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More renovations approved for Kenton County Schools

What you need to know The Kenton County Schools Board of Education approved another round of renovation projects in the district Monday night. Specifically, the approvals were for construction at Taylor Mill Elementary School and Ryland Heights Elementary School, which altogether will cost the district about $29.9 million, according to district estimates. “Primarily, what’s driving […]

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Kenton County Schools honored as district of distinction

Kenton County Schools have been named as a 2026 District Administration Leadership Institute National Award of Distinction, which honors districts for innovative learning initiatives and dedication to education. The District Administration Leadership Institute provides training opportunities for education professionals. Superintendent Henry Webb accepted the distinction on Wednesday at the institute’s Superintendents Summit, which concluded Thursday. […]

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How do schools work in NKY? 

Boone, Kenton and Campbell counties have about 55,000 students enrolled in its 13 public school districts. Kentucky’s 1838 education law established the state’s first system of free education, according to the Kentucky Historical Society. The legislation established a system that included a state superintendent, state board of education, and county board of education.  But the […]

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Kenton County Schools votes down Biblical instruction proposal

What you need to know The Kenton County Schools Board of Education unanimously voted down a proposal from Ohio-based Biblical instruction nonprofit Lifewise Academy Monday night. Lifewise had proposed offering voluntary instruction on Biblical teachings for interested students during the school day, a move recently made legal with the passage of Kentucky Senate Bill 19. […]

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