Ashland Community & Technical College
Ashland, KY:
ACTC graduates shine bright on the Paramount stage
ASHLAND, Ky. — Tiffany Clay, of Olive Hill, Kentucky, was one of more than 700 students to walk the Paramount Arts Center stage Monday evening in downtown Ashland as a
Letting the Light Shine: How Teacher Leadership Made Me a Better Teacher
Teacher leadership allows educators to influence and elevate others while still doing the job they love. William Anderson shares his insights on leading from the classroom.
Basic Stage Makeup Tutorial
Today I teach you how to apply a basic performance makeup look, specifically for ballet dancers or stage performers. The eye colors are all neutral browns an...
Alpine Valley School Podcast EP17: Ask For What You Want
Determined, passionate, self-directed - these are all terms that have been used to describe Alpine Valley School students and graduates. But how are these tr...
6 Answers To The Most Common Teaching Interview Questions
Question: Which States can I teach in after I graduate? Answer: After you graduate, you can teach in the state in which you hold your new teaching certification. However, if you want to teach in another state, you would have to research the requirements, as they are all different. All states require a bachelor’s degree, a form of teaching certification (traditional or alternative) along with a…
The future looks bright for learning budgets
Optimism among learning leaders about the growth and funding of their organization's learning function continues to grow.
Searching for Meaning ~ Idealism, Bright Minds, Disillusionment and Hope
Searching for Meaning “Until my college experience, I thought my family’s life was quite good – ...
Is the back-to-school glow gone? Bring the shine back
For most of us school has been back in session for several weeks. The luster of the new clothes, backpacks, and classmates has begun to wear off. So what can you do to re-engage students and get th…
Can white graduates of racist schools unlearn hate?
First-person segregation essays talk bluntly about an ugly past and present.
From unlikely schools, graduates find success
Local schools prove that poverty doesn't have to be a barrier to college or career.
Don't We Want All Students to Graduate?
We have to believe enough in ourselves, as educators, that we can reach each one, excite them about learning and make room for the success of each and every one.
When graduating high school isn’t a given
We provide a salaried, professional mentor, called a Friend, for Children born into poverty from kindergarten through graduation. 12.5 years. No matter what.
Dancers: Want to Graduate College Early? Read This First.
Who among us hasn't daydreamed about finishing college a semester or two ahead of the class? But as tempting as it may be to get started on
Which Preservice Programs Are Enrolling and Graduating Teachers of Color?
Black students are underrepresented in teacher-preparation programs at most colleges and universities, according to a new analysis by the Urban Institute.
Why Aren't Costa Rica's Indigenous Students Graduating?
When Good Tech Goes Bad: One Indigenous Community’s Struggle with Technology.
Why Designers Love Graduate Art Shows
In state with poor education marks, May Center for Learning shines
Programs at school help students with learning disabilities find their strengths and uncover hidden gifts.
FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT: What should our high school graduates look like?
In Transforming Our Schools, one of the first things we need to do is define what our high school graduates should look like.
People Who Shine From Within Don’t Need A Spotlight
People who shine from within don't need a spotlight.
