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 December 4, 2024
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Integrating Deeper Learning and HQIR to Strengthen Tier 1 Instruction: Module 1 Now Available!
The first big idea of United We Learn’s vision for the future of public education in Kentucky is “creating a more vibrant experience for every student.” How do educators provide vibrant student learning experiences? What is needed to establish a system that equitably supports these types of learning opportunities within Tier 1 instruction?
The Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) is creating a series of resources designed to build understanding of the interaction between deeper learning and a local curriculum through the lens of learning science to help provide vibrant learning experiences for all students.
District Spotlight: Perry County Embraces High-Quality Instructional Resources to Drive Student and Teacher Success
Through transparency, teacher buy-in, and ongoing professional learning throughout their high-quality instructional resource (HQIR) adoption and implementation, Perry County has built a foundation for improved student outcomes and consistent, high-quality teaching practices. Read about their journey and the impact on students and staff.
ICYMI: Developing Skilled Middle and High School Readers Webinar Series Session 3 Materials and Recording Available Now
 Kentucky’s literacy initiatives are expanding with a webinar series aimed at grades 6-12 educators. Sessions provide practical strategies based on structured literacy principles to enhance reading and writing instruction. Materials from each monthly session, including recordings and guides, will be available. Learn more about the series and access the materials.
Day of Science Learning for Community Based Educators
Are you an individual or part of an organization, outside the formal school system, who provides educational experiences that support and enhance student learning of the Kentucky Academic Standards (KAS) for Science, often focusing on real-world applications? Join the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) science consultants for an exciting professional learning session focusing on how community partners can collaborate with educators and district leaders to support schools, enhance student experiences, and foster innovation. Learn more and register here.
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Kentucky Awarded the Federal 2024 Comprehensive Literacy State Development Grant
The U.S. Department of Education has awarded Kentucky a five-year, $54.9 million Comprehensive Literacy State Development (CLSD) grant to enhance literacy skills across the state. Renamed Kentucky Comprehensive Literacy 2025 (KyCL 25), the program will provide competitive funding to districts, focusing on underserved students, including those in poverty, English learners, and students with disabilities. This funding aims to improve literacy through high-quality instructional resources and curriculum based professional learning for all levels.
Standards Quick Links
KYstandards.org
Model Curriculum Framework webpage
Standards Resources webpage
KY Academic Standards webpage
CONTACT INFORMATION
standards@education.ky.gov
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