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Education

Latest reporting from the Education desk.

Education

Latest reporting from the Education desk.

Branded graphic announcing 142 Thomas More athletes earned D2 ADA Academic Achievement Awards, third in G-MAC.

142 Thomas More athletes earn national academic honors

Thomas More University in Crestview Hills placed 142 student-athletes on the national D2 ADA Academic Achievement Award list, ranking third in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference, with honorees spanning 24 sports who maintained a 3.5 GPA or higher.

Branded graphic announcing 142 Thomas More athletes earned D2 ADA Academic Achievement Awards, third in G-MAC.

142 Thomas More athletes earn national academic honors

Thomas More University in Crestview Hills placed 142 student-athletes on the national D2 ADA Academic Achievement Award list, ranking third in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference, with honorees spanning 24 sports who maintained a 3.5 GPA or higher.

Branded graphic announcing 142 Thomas More athletes earned D2 ADA Academic Achievement Awards, third in G-MAC.

142 Thomas More athletes earn national academic honors

Thomas More University in Crestview Hills placed 142 student-athletes on the national D2 ADA Academic Achievement Award list, ranking third in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference, with honorees spanning 24 sports who maintained a 3.5 GPA or higher.

Governor reappoints two to state board overseeing Kenton County schools

Gov. Andy Beshear reappointed Randolph Poe of Union and Julia Pyle of Florence to the Kentucky Board of Education for terms expiring in 2030, keeping two northern Kentucky voices on the 11-member panel that sets policy for all public schools in the state, including Kenton County and Beechwood Independent districts.

A man in a dark suit and blue tie speaks at a podium on outdoor Capitol steps.

Kenton County adds trades course, mental health providers for new school year

Kenton County Schools Superintendent Dr. Henry Webb enters his 19th year leading a district that has approved middle school trades courses, seven mental health service partners, new math curricula, and a Dixie Heights High School renovation ahead of the Aug. 19 first day.

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