February 18, 2020 - Jefferson County Public Schools Family Resource Center (FRC) South Collaborative Team was looking for something geared at the youngest students in the elementary schools they serve. Little did they know how much they would learn in the process. Stephanie Hooper served as Family Resource and Youth Center (FRYSC) worker for more than 20 years. In […]
February 7, 2020 - KET was recently honored with three National Educational Telecommunications Association (NETA) Awards, presented at NETA’s annual professional development conference in Arlington, VA.
February 7, 2020 - The goal of the KET Young Writers Contest is to encourage student writing and celebrate creativity. With this in mind, and based on your feedback, we've broadened the contest's scope for 2020!
January 10, 2020 - KET’s Workplace Essential Skills offers contextualized instruction in five high demand career fields! Learners understand content as it relates to jobs within manufacturing, healthcare, logistics, construction and information technology. A soft skills course teaches skills to be more successful in any job. During January buy one license, get one free. Just use code WES2020 when ordering.
KET is harnessing the power of technology and preparing Kentuckians for the jobs of tomorrow with STEM Works, a collection of high-quality digital STEM and workforce resources and related professional development.
Explore education resources in the 2018-2019 Education Resources Book.
Videos and interactives in the Everyday Learning collection on PBS LearningMedia use original animation and images to introduce basic concepts of math, science, health, social studies, and art to students in preschool through first grade.
The Media Arts Toolkit collection includes three sections: In the Classroom, Creating Media Arts, and Media Art Artworks.
The FastForward Skill Check app may help you decide if you are ready to take the GED®, HiSET®, or TASC test. Just click a subject to practice your skills in language arts, social studies, science, or math. Questions include...
Self-paced professional learning courses offered on PBS TeacherLine designed for the K-12 field.