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New Robertson County Superintendent Sean Bailey focuses on close-knit community and students (opens the original)
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Robertson County Superintendent Sean Bailey recently visited a kindergarten classroom where he read a book to students and did a balloon animal activity. Photo courtesy Robertson County Schools The new superintendent of one of Kentucky’s smallest districts, Sean Bailey, said Robertson County’s size works to Bailey’s advantage because it allows him to be close to students every day. “Small is not a problem,” Bailey said. “I want that narrative to be that small is a strategy. We can build relation
Commissioner’s Principal Advisory Council learns about new Kentucky Leadership Development Program (opens the original)
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(FRANKFORT, KY) – Members of the Commissioner’s Principal Advisory Council heard about the new Kentucky Leadership Development Program during their meeting on Sept. 17. The Kentucky Leadership Development Program is a new statewide initiative being developed by the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) in response to Senate Bill 4 (2026). Senate Bill 4 directs KDE to establish a statewide four-year principal leadership development practicum. The department has grounded that work in the Professi
New Montgomery County Superintendent Stephanie Harris highlights excellence in the district (opens the original)
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Montgomery County Superintendent Stephanie Harris, second from left, stands with Chris Shaw, assistant principal at Mapleton Elementary, middle, and cheerleaders from Montgomery County High School for the school’s Opening Day celebration this year. Photo courtesy of Montgomery County Schools. New Montgomery County Superintendent Stephanie Harris has been doing more to highlight excellence in the district through her weekly spotlight series. During the weekly “Everyday Excellence” video series, H
KDE’s Teachers Advisory Council hears about new, Kentucky-specific social studies curriculum under development (opens the original)
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Members of the Kentucky Department of Education’s (KDE’s) Teachers Advisory Council heard about a new K-8 social studies curriculum being developed by the agency in partnership with the Core Knowledge Foundation at their meeting on Sept. 9. The curriculum is called “Our Commonwealth, Our Nation, Our World,” with its shorthand name being “Our Commonwealth.” It’s a new high-quality instructional resource for districts to use that doesn’t need local adaptation. Lauren Gallicchio, assistant director
New Garrard County Superintendent Kalem Grasham said district’s close-knit community fosters collaboration (opens the original)
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Garrard County Superintendent Kalem Grasham works with student Gunnar Watkins at Lancaster Elementary School. Photo by Sydney Ray, Garrard County Schools The new superintendent of Garrard County, Kalem Grasham, said he has enjoyed building relationships with staff in the district, and their smaller community allows for more collaboration between teachers, schools and other stakeholders. “I enjoy the ability to go around and visit all the schools,” Grasham said. “What I think makes it so special
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