Holmes High School JROTC shines at regional competition
Holmes High School's Junior ROTC team won several awards at last month's Appalachian Championship Regional ROTC Olympics.
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NKY high schools rank among best in state
U.S. News & World Report recently released its annual high school rankings by state, and three Northern Kentucky schools top the list.
Campbell County Schools hires local educator as new superintendent
Campbell County’s Board of Education voted unanimously to hire David A Rust as the county district’s new superintendent.
KY House approves free community college
Recently passed House bill gives KY high school grads free tuition at institutions within the Kentucky Community and Technical College System.
Two NKY school districts show kindergarten readiness gains
The United Way Success By 6 program is being credited as the driving force behind Dayton Independent Schools and Erlanger-Elsmere Schools increasing the number of children prepared to succeed in kindergarten.
Video NKU’s College of Informatics does things a little bit differently
Northern Kentucky University's College of Informatics is celebrating its 10th anniversary as the centerpiece of NKU's exciting era of transformation.
Thomas More ranked as top Ky college where grads make the most money
Thomas More College has been cited as the top college in Kentucky "where the student body goes on to earn the most money," according to The Chive social media site.
Kentucky high school graduation rate ranks 9th in nation
Kentucky’s 2013-14 high school graduation rate is among the highest in the nation at 87.5 percent, ranking the state ninth overall and far exceeding the national graduation rate of 82.3 percent.
Year in Review: Highlights show growth for NKY businesses, communities, education and health
As 2015 comes to a close, Northern Kentucky leaders suggest highlights of the region's civic achievements, notable milestones, new businesses and emerging trends for the year.
Enquirer Column: Skyward getting things done in NKY
Just six months after the launch of the myNKY strategic plan, William Scheyer writes, we are bringing it quickly to life with the launch of programs like Transit Friendly Destinations, the Pre-K Works pilot and LiveWell NKY.
NKY high schools rank among best in state
U.S. News & World Report recently released its annual high school rankings by state, and three Northern Kentucky schools top the list.
Campbell County Schools hires local educator as new superintendent
Campbell County’s Board of Education voted unanimously to hire David A Rust as the county district’s new superintendent.
KY House approves free community college
Recently passed House bill gives KY high school grads free tuition at institutions within the Kentucky Community and Technical College System.
Two NKY school districts show kindergarten readiness gains
The United Way Success By 6 program is being credited as the driving force behind Dayton Independent Schools and Erlanger-Elsmere Schools increasing the number of children prepared to succeed in kindergarten.
Video NKU’s College of Informatics does things a little bit differently
Northern Kentucky University's College of Informatics is celebrating its 10th anniversary as the centerpiece of NKU's exciting era of transformation.
Thomas More ranked as top Ky college where grads make the most money
Thomas More College has been cited as the top college in Kentucky "where the student body goes on to earn the most money," according to The Chive social media site.
Kentucky high school graduation rate ranks 9th in nation
Kentucky’s 2013-14 high school graduation rate is among the highest in the nation at 87.5 percent, ranking the state ninth overall and far exceeding the national graduation rate of 82.3 percent.
Year in Review: Highlights show growth for NKY businesses, communities, education and health
As 2015 comes to a close, Northern Kentucky leaders suggest highlights of the region's civic achievements, notable milestones, new businesses and emerging trends for the year.
Enquirer Column: Skyward getting things done in NKY
Just six months after the launch of the myNKY strategic plan, William Scheyer writes, we are bringing it quickly to life with the launch of programs like Transit Friendly Destinations, the Pre-K Works pilot and LiveWell NKY.
