Kindergarten readiness is an often-debated education issue in Kentucky. Only 48% of children were considered ready for kindergarten in 2023. But whose responsibility is it to ensure children are prepared […]
Ludlow has officially joined three other nearby cities – Covington, Newport and Dayton – in an educational initiative called the Read Ready Initiative. The Ludlow City Council voted to join […]
The Dayton City Council approved an order/resolution at its meeting last night, voting 5-0. The action means that Read Ready Dayton will officially commit this week to join Covington and […]
The city of Newport is taking steps to help improve kindergarten readiness. The Newport City Commission adopted a resolution for a new initiative called Read Ready Newport, aimed at making […]
EducateNKY recently announced the appointment of Dr. Jenny Watson as Vice President of Early Learning and Family Power. A seasoned education leader and system-level leader, Watson brings more than two […]
Covington, KY — Last week, more than 100 education, civic, and nonprofit leaders from across Northern Kentucky gathered for the Start Strong Summit, hosted by EducateNKY at the Life Learning […]
The policy making process is in full swing in Frankfort with the Kentucky General Assembly’s 2025 Regular Session moving past the midway point. Over 1,000 bills have been filed with […]
We all have a role to play in creating a Northern Kentucky education system that ignites every eager, vibrant mind. Be part of the solution. Engage. Volunteer. Support. Lead. Here […]
Northern Kentucky education nonprofit EducateNKY received a $500,000 donation to support its mission of building an education ecosystem that ignites every eager, vibrant mind in Northern Kentucky. The donation was […]
On October 23 at the OneNKY Summit, EducateNKY launched a bold strategic plan to transform the Northern Kentucky education landscape into one of the best at meeting the needs of […]