Education

Latest reporting from the Education desk.

Education

Latest reporting from the Education desk.

Education

Latest reporting from the Education desk.

Ryle grad from Union wins inaugural breast cancer scholarship

Morgan Poe, a 2026 Ryle High School graduate from Union, won the inaugural FITBODY Pink Breast Cancer Family Scholarship and its $1,000 award after being selected from nearly 400 applicants nationwide for her caregiving role during her mother's cancer treatment.

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Boone County Schools board to propose tax rates Thursday under new state law

The Boone County Board of Education will present proposed 2026-27 property tax rates at its Aug. 13 meeting in Florence, the first step in a new two-step state process that requires a separate public hearing before rates are formally adopted.

· 2 min read

Ryle grad from Union wins inaugural breast cancer scholarship

Morgan Poe, a 2026 Ryle High School graduate from Union, won the inaugural FITBODY Pink Breast Cancer Family Scholarship and its $1,000 award after being selected from nearly 400 applicants nationwide for her caregiving role during her mother's cancer treatment.

· 2 min read

Boone County Schools board to propose tax rates Thursday under new state law

The Boone County Board of Education will present proposed 2026-27 property tax rates at its Aug. 13 meeting in Florence, the first step in a new two-step state process that requires a separate public hearing before rates are formally adopted.

· 2 min read

Ryle grad from Union wins inaugural breast cancer scholarship

Morgan Poe, a 2026 Ryle High School graduate from Union, won the inaugural FITBODY Pink Breast Cancer Family Scholarship and its $1,000 award after being selected from nearly 400 applicants nationwide for her caregiving role during her mother's cancer treatment.

· 2 min read

Boone County Schools board to propose tax rates Thursday under new state law

The Boone County Board of Education will present proposed 2026-27 property tax rates at its Aug. 13 meeting in Florence, the first step in a new two-step state process that requires a separate public hearing before rates are formally adopted.

· 2 min read

Free backpacks and school supplies available Saturday in Covington

Northern Kentucky Harvest's Backpacks Bonanza will distribute more than 500 free, supply-filled backpacks to families Saturday at St. Elizabeth Healthcare's Covington campus, with no pre-registration required, 11 days before Boone County Schools opens Wednesday, Aug. 19.

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