Crystal Campbell’s uncle, Dexter Campbell, a beloved teacher in Letcher County, has much to be proud of his protégé.
At the urging of her uncle, now retired, Crystal went into education, and her success as a well-regarded special education teacher at Breckinridge
Long-time educators Lyn and Jon Akers raised an all-pro son – David Akers, a 12-year NFL kicker who now plays for the San Francisco 49ers. If they selected all-pros for school principals, David’s brother would be first in line for the award.
In many ways, Sayre’s new Head of School, Stephen Manella, embodies the fundamental values of Lexington’s oldest private school – he’s articulate, personable and intelligent. He values the importance of intellectual relationships, and he is committed to downtown life.
When most people find out about LearningRx, they probably think of a place to get help for their kids in school.
Summit Christian Academy, which offers a Christian education experience for students in preschool through eighth grade, will have an open house on Thursday, 6-8 p.m.
Lafayette High counselor Mark Roberts possesses two seemingly incongruous skill sets – He’s the rare combination of one gifted with exceptional people skills who also loves the techie details needed as the school’s master scheduler.
October & November Private School Open Houses
Our brains are magnificent machines. They can process every bit of information, every question and every fragment of sensory input at lightning speed so that we can learn, answer, make decisions or just enjoy the moment.
When Jennifer McConchie of Lexington sought an activity for her 3-month-old daughter Claire, she followed the recommendation of a friend and signed up for a Play & Learn class at Gymboree. Jennifer quickly discovered that this was not only an effective class for Claire’s development, but it served her as a new mom as well. […]
Surrounded by more than 250 musical instruments from around the world in her, teacher Martha Anderson of classroom The Lexington School smiles when asked a question to which the answer seems obvious.
